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Peptide Signaling Therapies

Meaning

Peptide Signaling Therapies involve the clinical use of specific short-chain amino acids, or peptides, to selectively modulate endogenous signaling pathways within the human body to achieve therapeutic or optimization goals. These peptides act as highly targeted signaling molecules, influencing processes such as growth hormone release, immune function, tissue repair, and metabolic regulation with high specificity and a favorable side effect profile compared to larger hormones. In hormonal health, they are often employed to restore youthful signaling cascades that have diminished with age or chronic stress. This represents a precision approach to biological communication.