no social media. Just use on a 1-2-1 basis. It’s unfortunate that we can’t scream this from the rooftops…
Testimonial 1
https://youtu.be/UxtUNPMubSQ
Testimonial 2
https://youtu.be/2_C-gaMdQmM
Testimonial 3
https://youtu.be/OGKGrZD4Ry8
Hey Chuck, obviously we can’t make any claims, however this is a message that David Schmitz sent to all the leaders that shared with us the benefits of X39 regarding this.
It is LifeWave’s position that anyone who has a serious health condition such as cancer should speak with their doctor as to whether or not they are able to use our X39 product.
That said, X39 is known to elevate GHK-Cu copper peptide, a naturally occurring peptide that declines with age. As shown in independent studies, GHK-Cu supports immune health, manages inflammation and turns on genes associated with youth and health. Therefore, we believe the product to be safe.
OBM Genetics | Modulation of Gene Expression in Human Breast Cancer MCF7 and Prostate Cancer PC3 Cells by the Human Copper-Binding Peptide GHK-Cu. (lidsen.com)
Conclusion
GHK, a naturally occurring copper peptide, which declines with age, upregulates a number of cancer suppressors and downregulates a number of genes associated with cancer progression. As Hong et al. study indicates, GHK reverses expression of genes associated with early stages of aggressive metastatic colon cancer.
Regenerative and Protective Actions of the GHK-Cu Peptide in the Light of the New Gene Data - PMC (nih.gov)
In addition, here is work demonstrating that stem cells may be used as a cancer prevention strategy, documenting safety of this approach: Induced pluripotent stem cells could serve as cancer vaccine | News Center | Stanford Medicine
Further research on stem cell safety: Research dispels fears human stem cells contain cancer-causing mutations -- ScienceDaily
So in conclusion, supporting healthy human stem cells should not pose an issue, but this is for a doctor.
With respect to this specific question, here is a recent study published on this subject:
OBM Genetics | Modulation of Gene Expression in Human Breast Cancer MCF7 and Prostate Cancer PC3 Cells by the Human Copper-Binding Peptide GHK-Cu. (lidsen.com)
So it would appear that not only GHK-Cu is safe, it has some other benefits as well concerning prostate health.
