A few in-vitro and animal studies suggest copper peptides may support collagen synthesis or growth factor signaling, but human clinical trials specifically examining hair growth outcomes are limited
Lightweight, non-greasy, and fast-absorbing
This study suggested the extent of the angiogenic potential of the peptide is apparently very high as it appeared to extend not only on local wounds and ligaments but also on GI wounds and bone healing
As mentioned above, collagen production is a crucial part of maintaining a healthy body and structure
I was like, There's got to be a different way
Wrinkle Reduction One randomised, double-blind clinical trial found over 30% improvement in wrinkles in 8 weeks, compared to both an alternative peptide complex (Matrixyl 3000) and a control serum