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Cherry-red skin is a clinical feature described in cyanide poisoning although infrequently observed thought to be due to high venous blood oxyhaemoglobin concentration, but there will not be a change in the colour of the urine
Now the peptide is at the heart of a polarized debate in the United States, one that raises a core question about how the Food and Drug Administration ought to regulate drugs: Should regular Americans be able to access unapproved substances like BPC-157
For general skin health, anti-ageing and hair support - the goals most people have when they discover copper peptides - topical application offers a favourable balance of efficacy, safety and practicality
