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What Practitioners Report Practitioners using this stack in clinical settings typically describe it in three functional phases: (1) a 4-week GHK-Cu loading phase to build tissue-level copper-tripeptide availability before introducing sermorelin, (2) a concurrent 12-week phase combining nightly sermorelin with GHK-Cu on a 5-days-on/2-days-off schedule, and (3) a maintenance phase reassessing IGF-1 levels at 90 days to guide sermorelin dose titration

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