The Carnivore Follicular Integrity Framework (CFIF): An Evolutionary-Mechanistic Model of Hair Follicle Stability, Regenerative Peptide Biology (GHK-Cu), and Anti-Glycation Microvascular Protection

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Authors: Silas Njiru John, Kaya Genc, James Franciscus Barkell
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Abstract

This record contains the supplementary materials for the Carnivore Follicular Integrity Framework, a theoretical model that examines how animal based diets may support hair follicle stability through regenerative peptide biology, nutrient completeness, endocrine stability, and anti glycation microvascular protection. The supplementary materials provide definitions, mechanistic notes, nutrient tables, biomarker lists, and SOP cross references that support the main conceptual framework. The CFIF is a standalone theoretical framework within the Evolutionary Frameworks Project. It integrates evidence from trophic level nutrition, regenerative peptide signalling with GHK-Cu, follicular biology, and anti-glycation physiology. These materials expand on the mechanistic pathways described in the main paper and provide additional scientific context for researchers, reviewers, and readers. This Zenodo record does not contain the full preprint. The complete manuscript will be submitted separately to a preprint server. This upload is intended to provide open access to the supplementary scientific content that supports the CFIF framework and aligns with open science practices.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
6 August 2026
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EN
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