
The episode discusses the decline of the copper peptide GHKCU and its impact on aging and cellular health.
Let's talk about cellular decline. When you're in your 20s, you remember you felt good. We have very high levels of something called GHKCU. This is a copper peptide, and it rises and falls at the same rate as our healing cell regeneration. A lot of people don't understand that basically by the age of 30, your copper peptide GHKCU declines by 60%. And by the age of 60, it declines by a whopping 90%. So this is actually the mechanism by which we age. This was discovered by Dr. Lauren Peart in 1973. And like I said, this is a peptide, but it's actually a human copper peptide. And he did studies on creating a synthetic copper peptide and using it topically on your skin. But what David did was something a little bit different. So David is the owner and inventor of um X39 and the owner of LifeWave. But if you start to understand exactly what GHKCU is. These are three amino acids that are bound together to create a peptide. So there are glycine, histidine, and lysine. Then it's bound to a trace mineral, copper, that's in your body. Now we get amino acids from eggs, meat, and other proteins we eat. We get copper from different things as well. But something to point out is if you were to…
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