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Peptide Therapy Administration

Meaning

Peptide Therapy Administration involves the clinical use of short-chain amino acid sequences (peptides) to modulate specific biological functions, often by mimicking or enhancing the action of naturally occurring signaling molecules. These therapies are precisely administered—typically via subcutaneous injection—to influence a wide array of physiological processes, including hormonal release, tissue repair, immune function, and metabolic regulation. It represents a targeted, highly specific form of biological signaling intervention.