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Palmitoyl-GHK-Cu is a version of GHK-Cu (the one Ive been talking about until now) with a palmitoyl group attached to the peptide structure that works to improve its lipophilic properties for better skin affinity

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As people are eating less, they want to make their calories count, and they also want to make sure they are getting their greens and their vitamins, so I predict continued growth in green supplements (+16.3% in the year to October 6, 2024) and more interest in multivitamins (-2.7% in the year to Oct 6, 2024, but that reflects an improvement vs the -7% decline in the year to Oct 8, 2023)

Overall, these herbal supplements demonstrate significant potential as safer and more cost-effective alternatives or complements to conventional psoriasis therapies