GLOW vs KLOW Advanced Recovery & Regeneration Blends

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GLOW Blend Overview (GHK-Cu • BPC-157 • TB-500)

Goal: Cellular repair, tissue regeneration, and skin rejuvenation support.

Mechanism / Pathways:

GHK-Cu — a copper-binding peptide shown in research to promote collagen production, angiogenesis (new blood vessel growth), and improved skin elasticity.
BPC-157 — known for supporting tendon and ligament repair through increased fibroblast activity and angiogenic growth factors.
TB-500 (Thymosin Beta-4) — may enhance actin regulation and cellular migration, supporting faster muscle fiber recovery.

Together, these three form a multi-pathway regeneration complex that supports:

Wound healing and scar tissue remodeling
Skin tone, elasticity, and overall “glow”
Joint and connective tissue resilience
Accelerated post-training recovery

Example Reconstitution (GLOW 50 mg Vial)

Add 5 mL of Bacteriostatic Water (BAC).
This gives you 1 mg per 0.1 mL (10 units on a standard insulin syringe).

Example Dosing (for research purposes)

Recommended range: 900 mcg – 1800 mcg (≈ 6 – 11 units)
Frequency: Daily, 5 – 7 days per week subcutaneously (subq).

Potential / Reported Side Effects

Mild injection site irritation or redness
Temporary fatigue as healing responses activate
Copper-related sensitivity (rare) — discontinue if skin discoloration occurs
Rare: Mild dizziness or headache from GHK-Cu vasodilatory effects

KLOW Blend Overview (KPV • GHK-Cu • BPC-157 • TB-500)

Goal: Advanced inflammation control, tissue regeneration, and deep cellular repair.

Mechanism / Pathways:

KPV (Lys-Pro-Val) — an anti-inflammatory tripeptide derived from α-MSH, shown in studies to calm inflammatory cytokines and reduce localized redness/swelling.
GHK-Cu — supports cellular turnover and collagen synthesis.
BPC-157 & TB-500 — promote recovery through angiogenic and fibroblast-mediated pathways.

This combination targets both systemic and localized inflammation while driving regeneration at a cellular level — making it ideal for:

Injury recovery (ligament, tendon, or muscle)
Gut lining support and inflammatory gut conditions (KPV-linked)
Chronic pain management research
Full-body repair after intensive training

Example Reconstitution (KLOW 80 mg Vial)

Add 4 mL of Bacteriostatic Water (BAC).
This gives you 1 mg per 0.05 mL (≈ 5 units).

Example Dosing (for research purposes)

Recommended range: 1 mg – 3 mg (≈ 5 – 15 units)
Frequency: Daily, 5 – 7 days per week subcutaneously (subq).

Potential / Reported Side Effects

Temporary localized irritation or mild itching
Possible fatigue or lightheadedness due to systemic healing effects
Rare GI sensitivity (more common with BPC-157)
Very rare: transient headache from copper-related vasodilation

Comparison Summary

Feature	GLOW	KLOW
Primary Focus	Skin, cellular repair, tendon recovery	Inflammation control + advanced tissue repair
Core Components	GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500	KPV, GHK-Cu, BPC-157, TB-500
Key Pathways	Collagen synthesis, angiogenesis, actin regulation	Anti-inflammatory, angiogenic, collagen synthesis
Ideal For	Skin, joint health, tendon repair	Systemic inflammation, gut health, injury recovery
Vial Strength	50 mg	80 mg
Reconstitution	5 mL BAC	4 mL BAC
Research Range	900 mcg – 1800 mcg (6–11 units)	1 mg – 3 mg (5–15 units)
Frequency	Daily, 5–7 days/week	Daily, 5–7 days/week

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