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Peptide Treatments

Meaning

Peptide treatments involve the therapeutic use of specific, short chains of amino acids, known as peptides, to elicit targeted biological responses within the body. These molecules act as signaling agents, mimicking or modulating the function of naturally occurring hormones, growth factors, or cytokines. Unlike large protein drugs, peptides are small enough to be administered via injection or nasal spray and are characterized by high specificity for their target receptors, often resulting in fewer off-target side effects. In hormonal and longevity medicine, they are utilized to optimize functions such as growth hormone release, metabolic balance, tissue repair, and immune regulation.