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Figure 2: Changes in A) daily food intake, B) weekly food intake, C) daily body weight, and D) overall change in body weight

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Emerging research suggests topical copper peptide formulations may support the healing environment in certain slow-healing or chronically inflamed wounds by helping promote: Collagen synthesis Tissue granulation Improved skin repair signaling Reduced oxidative stress Better tissue remodeling Supportive wound-healing microenvironment Some regenerative practitioners are exploring topical GHK-Cu in carefully selected cases involving: Delayed skin healing Cosmetic procedure recovery Aging-related slow healing Fragile skin Superficial tissue recovery support However, it is extremely important to understand: GHK-Cu is not a replacement for proper wound care

We constructed standardized experimental models encompassing murine full-thickness burn injuries [13], rat dermal incisional wounds [13], and rodent skeletal muscle contusion models (Figure S1)