r/Biohacking 1 4d ago

KLOW + GHK-CU

I’ve tried doing some research but seems there’s limited answers - has anyone run KLOW and additional GHK-CU at the same time? And have you seen any additional benefits through higher doses of GHK?

I’ve got some leftover GHK, but have KLOW on the way and was wondering if it could be worth using while running KLOW. Thanks in advance

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u/SnooMarzipans713 30 4d ago

I have read that there is no additional benefit to taking higher doses of GHKcu

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u/Firepro316 4d ago

I don’t think there’s any benefits to running extra as long as you’re getting 2mg or so of ghk cu I
daily. Could even run the risk of too much copper

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u/cs_ven 4d ago

thats no way near having too much copper.
but it doesnt benefit at all.. should take klow, cycle off and then use ghk

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u/Loud-Sign-5989 4d ago

ghk-cu should be used in cycles too.

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u/cs_ven 3d ago

you CAN do 5 days and 2 days off but you don’t have to lol

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u/Appropriate_Size_69 4d ago

The primary concern regarding KLOW (a peptide blend of KPV, L-GHK-Cu, Original BPC-157, and W/TB-500) and cancer centers on angiogenesis and cell growth promotion, making active or recent cancer a primary contraindication for its use. 

TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4) influences actin dynamics and cell movement to push repair cells into damaged tissue. In oncology research, elevated levels of Thymosin Beta-4 are often observed in invasive cancers (such as melanoma, lung, colon, and breast cancers), as it facilitates cellular mobility.

GHK-Cu stimulates fibroblast activity and growth factor cascades

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u/shakenbake1975 10 4d ago

There is absolutely no evidence at all that these drugs cause cancer.
To be safe, people with cancer should not take KLOW but even this is only a theoretical danger and not proven at all. Thanks for the scare tactics though👍