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Sustained Peptide Therapy

Meaning

Sustained Peptide Therapy is a clinical treatment strategy that employs modified or formulated peptides to achieve a prolonged and stable therapeutic concentration in the bloodstream over an extended period, contrasting with the short half-life of native peptides. This approach is designed to maintain consistent receptor engagement and biological effect, often through the use of slow-release delivery systems or chemically altered peptide structures. The goal is to improve patient compliance and provide continuous hormonal or metabolic modulation without the need for frequent administration.