Skip to main content

Peptide Biotherapy

Meaning

Peptide Biotherapy is a sophisticated clinical modality that employs naturally occurring or synthetic short-chain amino acid sequences, known as peptides, to elicit specific, targeted physiological responses within the body. These therapeutic agents function as highly selective signaling molecules, capable of binding to specific receptors to modulate endocrine function, immune response, cellular repair, and metabolic pathways. Unlike full proteins or conventional hormones, peptides offer a high degree of precision and low risk of systemic side effects, making them valuable tools for restorative and regenerative medicine. This therapy is often personalized based on an individual’s unique biomarker profile.