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[10] It is proposed that GHK-Cu modulates copper intake into cells
Clinical indications include deficiency due to inadequate diet or malabsorption, drug-induced deficiency (for example, from long-term isoniazid or oral contraceptives), and certain inborn errors of metabolism (such as pyridoxine-dependent seizures or sideroblastic anemia)
Gynecomastia (in men) or Galactorrhea (in women): Due to potential increases in prolactin, though this is less commonly reported specifically with GHRP-2 in scientific literature