Skip to main content

PeptideTherapy

Meaning

Peptide Therapy is a clinical modality involving the use of exogenous or synthetic peptides, which are short chains of amino acids, to augment or modulate specific physiological processes. These signaling molecules are designed to mimic or block the action of endogenous peptides, thereby influencing hormonal release, immune function, metabolic pathways, or tissue repair. As a form of precision medicine, it allows for targeted intervention to correct deficits or enhance function with high specificity and low systemic toxicity. This therapy is increasingly utilized in the hormonal health space to address age-related decline and optimize vitality.