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GHK-Cu is present in human plasma at approximately 200 ng/mL (roughly 500 nM) in young adults around age 20, declining to approximately 80 ng/mL (roughly 200 nM) by age 60, representing a 60% reduction over four decades
Christopher Seitz, MD , a board-certified emergency physician through the American Board of Emergency Medicine
However, with the rise in popularity of glutathione supplements, questions about safety and dosage have become increasingly common
