Delta Sleep inducing peptide
Contents
- Primary benefits
- Overview
- Key points
Primary benefits
Improved sleep
Overview
Also known as DSIP
DSIP, also known as delta sleep-inducing peptide (DSIP), is a sleep-promoting factor. In addition to having the ability to promote or induce sleep in animals, DSIP also elicits effects such as thermoregulation, modification in heart rate, blood pressure, and pain. DSIP is considered an endogenous neuropeptide which can cross the blood-brain barrier.
Key points
- Regulate sleep
- Improve REM sleep
- Suppress paradoxical sleep
- No daytime sedation
- Modify thermogenesis, heart rate, blood pressure, pain threshold
- Improved cortisol levels
- Help regulate diurnal and circadian rhythmicity
- Increase LH secretion
- Reduce Chronic Pain
- Can help with depression
- Can help with opioid withdrawal
- Aids weight loss
