Melatonin 1 mg., 60 Capsules

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                                    Melatonin 1 mg. 60 caps.

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                                Melatonin 1 mg., 60 capsules

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A “time-keeping” hormone secreted by the pineal gland, melatonin seem to hold the secret to the aging clock. Crossing the blood-brain barrier efficiently, melatonin releases itself into the system, reaching its peak at night (promoting sleep) and seemingly works with growth hormones and other agents that help maintain our tissues in a state of health.

As a biochemical agent, melatonin keeps our circadian cycle in tune as it communicates with the body’s cells. Not only does this time keeper work to maintain cell health, it appears to regulate a system of self-repair and regeneration. When this hard-working hormone is diminished or the pineal gland is damaged, our biological functions are impaired.

The assumption is that melatonin has implications in human functions such as aging, mood, sexual maturation and sleep. Numerous studies have been done and are being conducted that underscore the benefits of melatonin replacement, which is dramatically reduced as we age.

Melatonin has also been identified as an anti-cancer therapy. Animal and human studies revealed that melatonin replacement therapy:

• Lowers the rate of carcinogenic-induced tumors and prolongs life span

• Reduces the toxicity of various chemotherapeutic agents

• Counteracts the body wasting associated with progressing cancer

• Reduces the side effects of radiotherapy

• Diminishes blood cell damage induced by conventional radiotherapy and chemotherapy

The numerous studies that have been done with cancer patients and the resulting positive reactions to this hormone, is encouraging enough for the scientific community to pursue the efficacy of melatonin replacement therapy in the treatment of those with the dreaded disease (see table below).

Adding to the mounting evidence that melatonin is indeed important to the human lifespan, the hormone has also been shown to be effective in inducing healthy sleep. Studies have found that melatonin increases the speed of falling asleep and adds to the quality of sleep. It also has an affect on mood. Again, the role of melatonin in the cancer patient’s life is underscored since many of these patients suffer from depression and disruptive sleep.

1 capsule contains:

1 mg of pharmaceutical grade pure melatonin.

Other ingredients: rice flour, gelatin and water.

Dosage and use

1-2 capsules 15-30 minutes before bedtime is recommended for everyone over 40.

This page was last modified on Monday December 03, 2007