DSIP

DSIP (Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide) is a structurally short neuropeptide of natural origin that influences a number of endocrine as well as physiological processes in the central nervous system. It was first isolated in 1970s from cerebral venous blood of rabbit brains during slow-wave sleep. It is of great interest for its effects and ability to induce sleep, especially in chronic insomnia, release pain, reduce oxidative stress, enhance muscle building, normalize of myocardial contractility, and is also being investigated as a possible agent in the treatment of depressive disorder and withdrawal symptoms. In human research of chronic insomniacs DSIP had normalizing influence on sleep regulation.

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