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Disease Management Peptides

Meaning

Disease Management Peptides refers to a class of short-chain amino acid compounds used clinically or investigated for their potential to modulate specific pathological processes associated with chronic diseases. These therapeutic agents function by targeting specific receptors, signaling pathways, or molecular mechanisms involved in disease progression, offering a highly precise intervention strategy. Their utility spans metabolic disorders, inflammation, and neurodegeneration, positioning them as a sophisticated tool in hormonal and longevity medicine.