Sleep ≥ 98 % RP-DSIP-05 5 mg
DSIP
A nonapeptide discovered in the 1970s, studied in connection with slow-wave sleep.
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Lyophilized powder · 5 mg
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Sleep and circadian rhythm
DSIP and research into peptides linked to sleep architecture and the regulation of the day–night rhythm.
Sleep-related peptides are research-interesting because they intervene in central nervous system regulation at a level more specific than classical hypnotics. DSIP (delta sleep-inducing peptide) was discovered in the 1970s and studied in connection with deep sleep (slow-wave sleep). Clinical evidence remains limited, making sleep an area where caution is especially important.
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