A Reddit post offering solid evidence for KLOW

Even GHK by itself, I've noticed, made a recent tattoo of mine heal incredibly fast. The flaking was finished in roughly a week, and then it was done. I was amazed!
 
That is genuinely impressive! While using KPV+GLOW, I thought my skin seemed to recover faster, though I couldn't tell for certain whether it was just my imagination. Turns out it wasn't!
 
Riviera said:

Dwarf adult content... I had no idea that existed....
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I hadn't either.
 
At this point, we need another person to serve as a control group: someone who gets burns and then heals without using the peps.
 
fchild said:

At this point, we need another person to serve as a control group: someone who gets burns and then heals without using the peps.
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My daughter suffered a very similar burn to her foot. She was in her 20s at the time. It took 2 months to heal and left a noticeable scar. One month apart.

I wish Klow had been available for her. It was miserable.
 
A week ago I wrote about how KLOW seems to have almost completely stopped the bruising I used to get on my arms from even minor bumps — the kind of thing some older people deal with. I'm 67, and I used to get them no less than 2 times a month. After starting GHLK-Cu and then KLOW in June, I haven't had a single one, and I'm clumsy.
 
The photos don't demonstrate that KLOW aids healing. There was clearly no control group, and while it did heal nicely, the injury was largely a partial thickness or second degree burn, possibly with 2 smaller deeper spots (<1cm2) that would need to close from the edges — the remainder could heal from below. For that kind of burn on the hands, this rate of recovery isn't unusual; hands have a very good blood supply and typically mend fast. Another person brought up a foot burn that healed far more slowly, which makes sense: for hydrostatic reasons, foot wounds heal at roughly half the speed of hand wounds.

Whether KLOW has any effect, I can't say, but this doesn't prove it works. To me it looks like completely ordinary, average, expected healing for hands. Apart from the face, hands heal faster than anything else.
 
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