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Peptide Hormone Modulation

Meaning

Peptide Hormone Modulation is a therapeutic strategy that involves intentionally altering the synthesis, secretion, receptor binding, or degradation of peptide hormones to restore physiological balance or elicit a specific biological effect. This approach is central to modern endocrinology, utilizing synthetic peptides to mimic or antagonize the action of naturally occurring signaling molecules, such as growth hormone-releasing hormone (GHRH) or insulin. The goal is to fine-tune cellular communication pathways for metabolic, regenerative, or anti-aging benefits.