It is ideal if you are new to copper peptides or have sensitive or reactive skin, and it suits delicate areas like the face and around the eyes
The key lies in timing: ice is most effective in the first 24-48 hours after a minor back injury or strain
If no specific instruction is given, decide on a concentration that makes measuring doses easy (e.g., 100 g/mL, so that 10 L = 1 g)
I mean, if you have a neck injury, its kind of hard, just logistically to do, but when its your knee or in my case, I used it myself on a hamstring tear that I had, and theyre pretty easy to do on my own
None of this will make much of a difference
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