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The authors reported an increased Firmicutes/Bacteroidetes ratio and Streptococcus abundance, with a reduction in Prevotella strains in patients with active MS when compared with healthy controls and patients with MS in remission (Cosorich et al., 2017)

You have three administration options: Option A: Injectable GHK-Cu only 200 to 600 mcg per day, subcutaneous Best for systemic tissue support (skin, joints, hair, internal tissues) No fasting required Option B: Topical GHK-Cu only Applied to target areas once or twice daily Best for localized skin concerns (face, abdomen, specific areas of laxity) Lower cost, no injection required Option C: Injectable plus topical (recommended for maximum benefit) Injectable for systemic support plus topical for targeted skin areas Most thorough approach Addresses both internal tissue health and external skin quality Step 4: Improve and Maintain As semaglutide is titrated up over the following months, continue GHK-Cu consistently

Do not use it in, on or under a garage, deck, breezeway, porch, barn or any structure that can catch fire

Weeks three through four show gradual improvement as metabolic adaptation occurs

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