DSIP stands for Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide, and it’s a naturally occurring neuropeptide first identified in the 1970s and studied for its role in sleep regulation, stress signalling, and circadian rhythms.
DSIP is made up of nine amino acids that have an apparent connection to slow-wave sleep patterns, rather than producing strong sedative effects.
In research settings, DSIP is researched for:
- Slow Wave Sleep Activity: DSIP is studied for its potential to increase or stabilize delta brain waves, which are linked to deep, restorative stages of sleep
- Regulating Stress: Researchers explore whether DSIP influences how the brain and hormones respond to stress, particularly systems that can interfere with sleep quality.
Our 10 mL research solution contains 5 mg of total Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide, formulated as a nasal spray for experimental use. Each bottle delivers approximately 80 sprays for controlled measurements in research workflows.