Delta Sleep-Inducing Peptide
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First isolated in the 1970s, with genuine small published human sleep studies from that era — mixed and inconsistent on whether it reliably alters sleep architecture, in trials that were small even by the standards of the time. On the July 2026 review docket as Emideltide.
