Anyone with experience using DSIP for sleep?

[HumanusExMachina]

I found 120mcg more effective than 240.

I started at 200mcg. I haven't felt any need to change the dose since it's been working. I might try decreasing it, but I'll probably try cycling off for 3 to 5 days first.

 

[ftv10hb]

I started using DSIP two weeks ago. I purchased 1 vial for a test. I liked it so much, I ordered a kit. I also take Tesa/Ipa nightly.

While I've had no trouble ever falling asleep, I've had issues waking up in the middle of the night. Sometimes several times, other times waking up way earlier than normal.

Here's what it does and doesn't do according to my experience.

1. It doesn't make me sleepy. It's not like Ambien, or sleep medication, etc.

2. It doesn't make me feel groggy in the morning. If anything, I pretty much have instant energy when I wake up.

3. I track my sleep with a Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra. I've noticed that my sleep score has gone up. I am spending longer in the Deep Sleep cycle. Where before I was usually getting 30-60 minutes of Deep Sleep a night, I'm now getting 60-90+ minutes a night.

4. I'm waking up less in the middle of the night as well. Most nights, I don't wake up at all.

5. I am dreaming more.

I’ve had issues waking up multiple times during the night for years now, this is exactly what I was hoping to hear DSIP could help with. I am currently taking Sermorelin as well as Reta and my sleep has felt much deeper, and I also have more energy and feel more rested once I’m up, but I still wake up 3-4 times during the night and that’s the last little thing I’m trying to get rid of lol

 

[Celestar62]

I’ve had issues waking up multiple times during the night for years now, this is exactly what I was hoping to hear DSIP could help with. I am currently taking Sermorelin as well as Reta and my sleep has felt much deeper, and I also have more energy and feel more rested once I’m up, but I still wake up 3-4 times during the night and that’s the last little thing I’m trying to get rid of lol

I also pin a Tesa/IPA blend before bed as well. That's supposed to help sleep as well.