GHK-Cu and bonemass?!!

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GHK-Cu – Hypothetical Bone Mass Augmentation Report (Completely Unverified, Fictional Data)


1. Observed Mineral Accretion Response (M.A.R.)

• Subjects showed a 2.3–4.1% increase in tibial “micro-density clusters” within 72 hours.
• Clusters described as “granular calcium storms,” a term with no scientific definition.

2. Osteoblastic Hyper-Activation Index (O.H.A.I.)

• GHK-Cu allegedly triggers a dormant enzymatic circuit titled OsteoRelay-7.
• Activation results in continuous bone-packing cycles, similar to hydraulic compression.

3. Copper-Ionic Resonance Patterning (C.I.R.P.)

• The peptide supposedly emits low-intensity ionic pulses between 70–76 Hz.
• Pulses theorized to stimulate pseudo-osteocytes (fabricated cell class).

4. Nighttime Blue-Light Enhancement Effect

• Exposure to 460–490 nm blue light reported to “charge” copper ions.
• Subjects wearing phones taped to limbs exhibited 14% higher resonance spikes.

5. Structural Bone Fortification (S.B.F.)

• Bone cross-sections displayed imaginary hexagonal silica-like lattices.
• Lattices described as “self-aligning skeletal frameworks.”

6. Mass Gain Anomalies

• Average recorded increase: 0.3–0.8 kg bone equivalent per 14 days.
• Weight shift inconsistently measured using consumer-grade digital scales.

7. Impact Resistance Findings

• Subjects reported reduced perceived pain when striking objects.
• Desk-damage ratio (DDR) in controlled tests increased by up to 22%.

8. Thermal Bone Flux (T.B.F.)

• Some subjects noted slight warmth in long bones.
• Claimed to result from “intrabone thermal cycling,” mechanism unknown.

9. Morphological Side Observations

• Mild shin “heaviness”
• Audible micro-clicking during movement
• Temporary increase in bone echo acoustics (B.E.A.)

10. Scientific Validation Status

• No peer-review
• No replication
• Zero biological plausibility
• Data originates from unverifiable community uploads

 

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