Peptide · Research-only
DSIP
Delta sleep-inducing peptide, marketed as a sleep aid despite limited and mixed human evidence. Unapproved.
Key facts
- Also known as: delta sleep-inducing peptide
- Status: Research-only
- Used for: Sleep
- Natural counterpart: It IS a natural peptide first isolated from sleeping animals.
- Target enzyme / receptor: Not clearly identified
- Signalling pathway: Proposed modulation of sleep & neuroendocrine rhythms (poorly defined)
In plain terms: Proposed to nudge sleep and stress rhythms — mechanism unclear. - Crystal structure: no peptide–target complex in the PDB yet — study the target ↗
Status & safety
This is sold as an unapproved “research chemical” (labelled “not for human use”). It is not approved, is unregulated, and carries real safety and legal risks. We cover it for information, not to encourage buying or using it.
Research & clinical studies
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