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Peptide-Based Interventions

Meaning

Peptide-Based Interventions are clinical strategies that utilize short chains of amino acids—peptides—as signaling molecules to precisely modulate specific physiological functions, often mimicking the action of naturally occurring regulatory hormones or growth factors. These interventions are characterized by their high target specificity and favorable safety profile compared to larger protein hormones or small-molecule drugs. In the hormonal health domain, they are employed to stimulate endogenous hormone release, enhance metabolic function, promote tissue repair, or modulate immune responses with exquisite control.