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Hormone Replacement Therapy Peptides

Meaning

Hormone Replacement Therapy Peptides refer to a specialized class of synthetic or bio-identical short-chain amino acids that are clinically administered to modulate or restore the function of the body’s endocrine axes, often as an alternative or adjunct to traditional steroid hormone replacement. These peptides act upstream to stimulate the natural, pulsatile release of endogenous hormones, such as growth hormone or sex hormones, offering a more physiological method of restoration. They are employed to address symptoms of hormonal deficiency and enhance overall vitality.