Melatonin

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A dietary supplement called Nutrifactor's Melatonin contains melatonin, a hormone that aids in regulating the body's natural sleep cycle and inducing sleep.
It is an entirely natural, non-habit-forming supplement that supports both better sleep quality and regulation of the body's sleep and wake cycle.

It supports calm and relaxing sleep throughout the night and also helps inducing sleep in people who can’t sleep at night due to altered sleep pattern such as night shift workers or those suffering from jet lag.

What is Melatonin?

The hormone melatonin is created in the brain. The natural form of melatonin assists with sleep regulation by regulating your body's circadian cycle. There are also over-the-counter melatonin pills that many individuals use to get to sleep faster and remain asleep longer. Supplemental melatonin can be beneficial for both shift worker sleep problem and jet lag. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not regulate melatonin way it does prescription drugs, therefore there may be side effects from using this supplement.

A hormone that occurs naturally in the body called melatonin aids in controlling the circadian rhythm, or internal clock, of the body. Melatonin is released at night by the pineal gland in your brain, when it would not otherwise. Because it tells your brain when you should go to sleep and wake up during the day, melatonin is also referred to as "the sleep hormone" and aids in the regulation of sleep cycles. As a result, taking melatonin before trips that change time zones can help people sleep better and for longer, as well as perhaps prevent jet lag. (although research on this use is limited).

Melatonin functions by attaching to cell-surface receptors that control circadian rhythms, or the body's 24-hour cycle. Because of the stress brought on by the springtime change in daylight savings time, cortisol levels rise when you get home from work. This causes them to spike during the dark hours, which causes them to spike again during the light hours (because it's no longer dark but still daytime), and this cycle repeats for several days until peak morning levels fall below baseline early mo.

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