DSIP (5mg)

Delta sleep-inducing peptide (DSIP) is a naturally derived short peptide renowned for its capacity to induce sleep in rabbits, deriving its name from this ability. Initially extracted in 1977 from rat brains during slow-wave sleep, DSIP has gradually unveiled various physiological and endocrine roles, captivating the attention of researchers. Presently understood, DSIP can modulate corticotropin levels, suppress somatostatin secretion, mitigate stress, regulate blood pressure, modify sleep patterns, and influence pain perception. Its potential applications extend to prospective use in cancer treatment, depression management, and the prevention of free radical-induced damage.