It is a molecule naturally present in the human body, studied since the 1970s for its role in tissue regeneration and wound healing
Research suggests that copper peptides may support the skin's natural production of structural proteins such as collagen and elastin, while also helping maintain normal skin repair and antioxidant defenses
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In analogy with other airways viral infections, COVID-19 patients in the early phase require specific antivirals (still lacking) and non-etiotropic drugs to lower pain, fever, and control inflammation
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