How Peptides Work in the Body: Mechanisms, Receptors & Research Explained

Peptides function as signaling molecules that communicate with specific receptors in the body to regulate biological processes. Unlike general nutrients or supplements, peptides are highly targeted — meaning each one is designed to trigger a specific response.

In research environments, peptides are studied for their ability to influence metabolism, recovery, hormone release, and cellular repair.

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