DSIP
The deep-sleep peptide (delta waves).
iThe essentials in 10 seconds
- Deep sleep peptide (delta waves), discovered in the brain
- Promotes falling asleep and more restorative sleep
- Modulates stress and the nervous system
- Subcutaneous injection, in the evening
IWhat is DSIP?
DSIP (Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide) is a small peptide naturally present in the brain, involved in triggering deep sleep (delta wave sleep). It promotes falling asleep, sleep quality, and modulates the stress response. It is a lead for sleep disorders, often as a complement to sleep hygiene.
An older peptide with limited and heterogeneous human data. Supervised use recommended; to be combined with good sleep hygiene.
IIThe benefits
Promotes the transition to sleep in the evening.
Supports delta wave sleep, the most restorative.
Modulates the stress response and promotes nighttime relaxation.
May help rebalance the rhythm when sleep is disrupted.
Better quality sleep affects energy and mood.
Deep sleep consolidates memory and mental clarity.
IIIRecommendations & how to use
Route: subcutaneous injection (abdomen) · Timing: in the evening, about 30 to 60 min before bedtime · Schedule: as a course over a few weeks · Storage: refrigerated (2–8 °C).
To be combined with good sleep hygiene.
| Dosage | Euro | Dollar | Dirham |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10 mg | 55 € | 60 $ | 600 DH |
Indicative exchange rates — final price confirmed during consultation.
IVThe two protocols
Goal: improve falling asleep and sleep quality.
Monitoring: time to fall asleep, sleep quality, awakenings.
Goal: support relaxation and recovery during periods of tension.
Sleep hygiene remains the foundation: DSIP is a complement.
VProtocol rules
- Regular bedtime
- Screens and bright light off in the evening
- Inject in the evening
- Note time to fall asleep and sleep quality
- Store vials in the refrigerator
- No self-injection without medical training
- Caffeine / stimulants late: avoid in the evening
- Do not drive right after the injection
- Do not chain courses without a break
- Pregnancy, breastfeeding: medical advice
VIYour journey in 3 steps
Sleep evaluation, contraindications, training, protocol provided.
Injections in the evening, monitoring of sleep quality.
Sleep review, decision on continuation and associated hygiene.