Gong T et al
“RCT measuring slow-wave activity and sleep onset following walnut-derived peptide administration in adults with mild sleep complaints.”
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Short peptides that modulate slow-wave activity, sleep onset, and continuity. The 2026 Gong RCT anchors this cluster.
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Sleep-architecture research covers short-peptide and protein-derived peptide effects on slow-wave activity, sleep onset latency, and night-time continuity. Gong 2026 (Nutrients) supplies an RCT measuring objective sleep architecture in adults with mild sleep complaints; Mu 2024 and Roy 2018 add DSIP-class mechanism context for the underlying neuropeptide signalling.
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“RCT measuring slow-wave activity and sleep onset following walnut-derived peptide administration in adults with mild sleep complaints.”
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