DSIP

DSIP is a naturally occurring neuropeptide associated with sleep regulation, stress response, and hormonal balance.

DSIP was first isolated in 1977 and has been studied for its potential to regulate sleep cycles and cortisol levels.

Potential Benefits & Mechanism of Action:

• Improved sleep quality: DSIP can help to improve sleep quality by reducing the time it takes to fall asleep, increasing the duration of sleep, and improving the quality of sleep.

• Reduced fatigue: DSIP can help to reduce fatigue by improving sleep quality.

• Improved mood: DSIP can help to improve mood by improving sleep quality and reducing fatigue.
• Enhanced cognitive function: DSIP can help to enhance cognitive function by improving sleep quality.
• Reduced stress: DSIP can help to reduce stress by promoting relaxation and improving sleep quality.

Research suggests that DSIP may also have a number of other potential benefits, such as:

• Reduced inflammation: DSIP has anti-inflammatory properties.
• Improved cardiovascular health: DSIP has been shown to improve heart function and protect against heart disease in animal studies.
• Improved blood sugar control: DSIP has been shown to improve blood sugar control in animal studies.
• Reduced pain: DSIP has been shown to reduce pain in animal studies.

DSIP acts on the hypothalamus and pituitary gland to regulate sleep-wake cycles and hormonal release.

While human trials are limited, studies in animals suggest DSIP enhances sleep quality and reduces stress-related fatigue.