What makes GHK-Cu Copper Peptides Blue?
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Vitali’s chemist, James Humphreys, who is always helping me better understand the chemistry behind our work, further explains it: “The blue color is due to the light energy emitted from the excited electrons in copper, showing that it has synergized with the peptide to become bioactive.” |
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Dr. Suzanne Turner, Vitali’s Medical Advisor, added, “The natural color of copper is reddish-brown. When copper interacts with the electrons of the amino acids GHK, it blushes blue.” The blue color of the copper peptide is not always visible to the naked eye. It can be more noticeable in products with a high copper peptide concentration, such as Vitali’s products.
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