DSIP

DSIP is a delta sleep-inducing peptide. (DSIP) is a peptide of natural origin. It gets its name from its ability to induce sleep and was first isolated in 1977 from the brains of rats during quiescent (NREM) sleep.

This peptide has many physiological and endocrine properties that are gradually being discovered due to the great interest of DSIP researchers.

Today we know that DSIP effectively helps in the fight against insomnia, significantly improves the quality of sleep itself and changes its patterns, reduces stress, can normalise blood pressure, as well as help treat depression and prevent damage caused by free radicals.