In summary GLP1-RA treatment consistently reduces preferences for high-fat, high-sugar foods, while showing increased consumption of low-fat and/or low sugar items
They bypass the digestive system, providing a faster and more efficient delivery directly to the bloodstream, unlike oral supplements, which have a lower absorption rate
However, it remains legal to possess and purchase for personal use in most countries, including the U.S., provided it's not marketed as a dietary supplement or intended for human consumption
Despite its advantages, its important to acknowledge GHK-Cus limitations when compared to traditional acne treatments in a research context: Limited Direct Evidence for Active Acne Vulgaris: While it has anti-inflammatory properties, there is currently limited direct clinical evidence specifically demonstrating GHK-Cu as a primary treatment for active acne breakouts (e.g., reducing papules, pustules, or cysts)
For the kaolin-intake study in Sprague-Dawley rats, 8-week-old double-housed male rats were used