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Joint Health Peptides

Meaning

Joint Health Peptides are specific short-chain amino acid sequences utilized therapeutically to promote the repair, regeneration, and anti-inflammatory balance within articular cartilage, ligaments, and tendons. These biologically active molecules target the cellular components of the musculoskeletal system to restore structural integrity and functional mobility. Their clinical application aims to mitigate the degradation associated with aging, overuse, and chronic inflammatory conditions like osteoarthritis. They offer a targeted, non-surgical approach to joint preservation.