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Regenerative Therapies

Meaning

Regenerative therapies are a class of advanced clinical treatments focused on stimulating the body’s intrinsic repair mechanisms to restore function to damaged tissues, organs, or cells. These modalities often involve the use of peptides, growth factors, or cell-based products, such as platelet-rich plasma (PRP) or stem cells, to replace or rejuvenate damaged tissue. In the context of hormonal health, these therapies are increasingly utilized to address age-related tissue degradation, improve musculoskeletal integrity, and potentially enhance the function of endocrine glands themselves. They represent a frontier in clinical practice, moving beyond symptom management to true biological restoration.