Beyond telomeres, the proposed mechanism profile is unusually broad
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GHK occurs naturally in the body, in blood plasma and other tissues, and its levels fall with age
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It plays an important function in skin lightening, decreasing hyperpigmentation, and encouraging even skin tone
Influence of stress on the development of psoriasis