Mechanism of Action:

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NK Peptide stimulates natural killer cells, enhancing cytotoxic activity against infected or abnormal cells. It also modulates cytokine production and supports communication between innate and adaptive immune cells. Additionally, it may aid in the maintenance of immune homeostasis by promoting balanced NK cell activation.​

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Clinical Relevance & Potential Outcomes:

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Studies suggest NK Peptide may support enhanced immune surveillance, improved cellular defense, and balanced immune function, particularly in individuals with compromised NK activity. It has been evaluated for potential applications in viral infections, cancer adjunctive therapy, and immune recovery. Clinical observations indicate it may improve overall immune resilience.

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Intended Clinical Application:

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NK Peptide may be relevant for patients requiring support for NK cell activity, immune system modulation, or enhanced cytotoxic defense, especially in immunocompromised or high-risk populations. It may also be used as part of comprehensive immune optimization strategies.