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Anti-Atrophy Peptides

Meaning

Anti-Atrophy Peptides are a class of short-chain amino acid compounds specifically engineered to counteract the physiological process of cellular and tissue wasting, known clinically as atrophy. These agents are designed to preserve muscle mass, bone density, and other lean tissues, particularly in conditions characterized by catabolic stress, immobility, or age-related decline. Their primary therapeutic goal is the maintenance of structural integrity and functional capacity across various organ systems.