DSIP

SleepResearch Compound

Overview

DSIP (Delta-Sleep Inducing Peptide) is a nonapeptide discovered in 1974 from the blood of rabbits in an induced state of sleep. Research focuses on its potential to promote natural delta-wave (deep) sleep, modulate stress responses, and normalize sleep architecture. Its mechanisms remain incompletely understood.

Evidence Strength

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Mostly Animal Research

Primarily supported by animal model studies

🟢Human Clinical Evidence

🟡Limited Human Evidence

🟠Mostly Animal Research

🔴Preclinical / Laboratory

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