DSIP

What is DSIP

DSIP is a nine-amino acid peptide first discovered in human cerebrospinal fluid. Its core function is to induce deep sleep and stabilize sleep cycles by regulating neurotransmitters and the endocrine system. Research indicates that DSIP not only alleviates insomnia but also slows neuronal damage through antioxidant effects, aiding in the treatment of anxiety disorders and metabolic diseases such as diabetes. Currently, synthetic analogues of DSIP are used in clinical interventions for sleep disorders and show potential in anti-aging research.

Benefits of DSIP

Adjuvant Therapy for Neuropsychiatric Disorders

As a natural neuropeptide, DSIP holds potential for regulating sleep-wake rhythms, anxiety, and depression. It can be studied as an adjunct therapy for sleep disorders, neurasthenia, anxiety disorders, and stress-related conditions.

Circadian Rhythm Regulation and Correction of Circadian Dysregulation

DSIP can be applied as a circadian clock-regulating peptide in studies correcting circadian rhythm disorders among pilots, shift workers, or travelers crossing time zones.

Neuroprotection and Aging Research

Its antioxidant and neuroprotective effects position it as a candidate molecule for intervention studies in neurodegenerative diseases like Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s disease.

DSIP Dosage

Typically administered 30-60 minutes before bedtime to align with the body’s natural sleep cycle. Dosage ranges generally span 100 to 500 micrograms per injection.

DSIP Side Effects

Daytime Drowsiness: As DSIP may deepen slow-wave sleep, some users report feeling groggy if dosed too high or taken at inappropriate times.

Headache or dizziness: Mild neurological side effects may occur, particularly in individuals sensitive to peptide drugs affecting neurotransmitter systems.

Hormonal fluctuations: Potential for subsequent hormonal level changes exists due to DSIP’s possible influence on LH and GH release, though related data is limited.

Gastrointestinal discomfort: Isolated reports indicate occasional nausea or stomach upset.