DSIP

Delta sleep-inducing peptide, abbreviated as DSIP, is a neuropeptide that causes fusiform and delta EEG activity and reduces motor activity when injected into the midbrain of the recipient rabbit. [1]

Its amino acid sequence is TRP-ALA-GLY-GLY-ASP-ALA-SER-GLY-GLU. However, this gene is unknown [citation requirement], causing serious problems regarding the actual existence of the peptide in nature.

 Function of DSIP 

1. DSIP is used to help people fall asleep and stay asleep.

Delta-sleep-induced-peptide is very popular among bodybuilders, and they understand the efficacy and potential of peptides through training and supplementation.

2. DSIP can be used alone.

To help the user sleep better, or it may be stacked with other peptides to create a comprehensive supplemental program.

3. DSIP reduces basal cortisol levels and prevents the release of this negative sex hormone.

It also makes it easier for the body to release LH (luteinizing hormone). In addition, it makes it easier for the human body to release growth hormone due to deep sleep and prevent the production of somatostatin, which is the main muscle growth limiting factor.

4. DSIP can help people manage stress.

In addition, it may have the ability to relieve symptoms of hypothermia. It is also known as an effective means of normalizing blood pressure and contracting myocardium. Again, it may provide antioxidant benefits

COA of DSIP