😯 When taken in Mega doses, MELATONIN has amazing anti-inflammatory & healing effects. Lowered mortality 93% in Covid. Also lowers death in Pneumonia, Sepsis, & more.

😯 When taken in Mega doses, MELATONIN has amazing anti-inflammatory & healing effects. Lowered mortality 93% in Covid. Also lowers death in Pneumonia, Sepsis, & more.

One study even showed 1000mg Melatonin stabilized disease progression in 54% of Very advanced CANCER cases. 👀 pic.twitter.com/9QxhMR8pG5

— Natural Immunity FTW (@NaturallyFTW) April 8, 2024

MELATONIN COMBINED WITH ATP FIGHTS CATARACTS

When a journal crafts a video to promote your manuscript, you know you are on to something a bit out of the ordinary.  https://t.co/QJ3GFWPxmI

— Doris Loh (@DorissLoh) March 28, 2024

Here is the paper.  

Melatonin has been shown to treat breast, colon, lung, hepatobiliary, ovarian and prostate cancers - which just happen to also be the same cancers that show up after Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 mRNA Vaccination

Dr. William Makis, Oncologist and Immunologist: C19 Vaccine-Induced “Turbo Cancers” May Be Treatable With Melatonin:
"Melatonin has been proven to regulate oncogenic miRNAs in a number of cancers, but can it regulate Pfizer’s or Co-miRNA-ty’s oncogenic miRNAs?
Melatonin has been… pic.twitter.com/GgoZ0lrVOi

— Robin Monotti (@robinmonotti) October 13, 2023

MELATONIN INHIBITS VENOM TOXICITY 100% AT 1:10 RATIO (VENOM: MELATONIN)

This melatonin molecule is proving to be indispensable, anytime, anywhere. pic.twitter.com/6edp7i9A2g

— Doris Loh (@DorissLoh) September 27, 2023

Could be impossible to overdose on Melatonin.

" broccoli seedlings closest to the Wi-Fi router grew away from the router. Plants began to several small plants begin to die and mold developed in those Petri plates"

🚩 STUDY - WiFi negatively affects plant growth & health.

Probably does the same to us...

The plants try to get away from it...are they smarter than we are?! pic.twitter.com/6L4BHA0Rog

— Natural Immunity FTW (@NaturallyFTW) August 14, 2023

Check out Abstract #2.  Not only is Melatonin neuroprotective, but so is iodine and so is liquid chlorophyll. 

Food Remedies: MELATONIN: For neuro-protection, not just sleep in... https://t.co/wMxGsTQZ8z

— St. Michael, the Archangel (@aveng_angel) August 15, 2023

ABSTRACT #2 

Both in vitro and in vivo, melatonin was effective to prevent oxidative stress/nitrosative stress-induced mitochondrial dysfunction seen in experimental models of AD, PD and HD. These effects are seen at doses 2-3 orders of magnitude higher than those required to affect sleep and circadian rhythms, both conspicuous targets of melatonin action. Melatonin is selectively taken up by mitochondria, a function not shared by other antioxidants. A limited number of clinical studies indicate that melatonin can improve sleep and circadian rhythm disruption in PD and AD patients. More recently, attention has been focused on the development of potent melatonin analogs with prolonged effects which were employed in clinical trials in sleep-disturbed or depressed patients in doses considerably higher than those employed for melatonin. In view that the relative potencies of the analogs are higher than that of the natural compound, clinical trials employing melatonin in the range of 50-100mg/day are needed to assess its therapeutic validity in neurodegenerative disorders.  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22391273/

The pituitary releases hormones throughout the endocrine system to ensure physiological functions in our body; the pineal gland is mostly responsible for producing melatonin.

From PubMed  

ABSTRACT

The present study was carried out to investigate if ethanol alters the aromatization of androgens and concentrations of hepatic estrogen and androgen receptors. Hepatic aromatization of androgen to estrogen was significantly increased by ethanol administration. There was a significant increase in serum estrogen level but a decreased circulating testosterone level in alcohol-fed rats. Furthermore, the concentration of estrogen receptors in liver cytosol was significantly higher in alcohol-fed rats (37 +/- 5.3 fmol/mg protein), as compared to the intact control value (21 +/- 4.8 fmol/mg protein). However, hepatic androgen receptor levels were much lower (4.4 +/- 0.5) in alcohol-fed rats than those (10.2 +/- 1.4 fmol/mg protein) in control animals. Similarly, castration increased hepatic aromatization of androgens and concentrations of serum estrogen and hepatic estrogen receptors, but it decreased the contents of circulating androgen and hepatic androgen receptors. These findings indicate that alcohol administration is considered a chemical form of castration, altering the hepatic steroid metabolism and sex hormone receptor contents and contributing to the pathogenesis of feminization. A combination of alcohol-feeding and castration has no synergistic effect on the hepatic steroid receptors and aromatization, but this combination does have a more profound effect in lowering the concentration of circulating androgen.

Here are some foods that raise, or increase, your androgen receptors.  First, knock off the alcohol except for the occasional celebration of personal milestones.  Don't get me wrong.  I love red wine. Would drink it regularly if didn't have all the nasty side effects on the brain and liver.  Those side effects can make a person irritable and grumpy the next day for which you'll need plenty of coffee the next morning to revive yourself.  But alcohol and coffee both deplete your vitamin B stores.  In fact, these beverages are referred to as B blockers because they block the absorption of vitamin B into your tissues.  Because alcohol does have nasty effects on hormones even tissues, I abstained long ago, decades now.  I was always considered a lightweight when friends, relatives, and acquaintances had no problem putting away excessive amounts.  

Coffee does have benefits but too much can drain the brain of B vitamins and deplete the pituitary gland [A MAJOR PLAYER IN YOUR ENDOCRINE SYSTEM, sometimes called "the master gland"] hormones. 

Which hormones does the pituitary gland make?

The anterior lobe of your pituitary gland makes and releases the following hormones:

Adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH or corticotrophin): ACTH plays a role in how your body responds to stress. It stimulates your adrenal glands to produce cortisol (the “stress hormone”), which has many functions, including regulating metabolism, maintaining blood pressure, regulating blood glucose (blood sugar) levels and reducing inflammation, among others.

Follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH): FSH stimulates sperm production in people assigned male at birth. FSH stimulates the ovaries to produce estrogen and plays a role in egg development in people assigned female at birth. This is known as a gonadotrophic hormone.

Growth hormone (GH): In children, growth hormone stimulates growth. In other words, it helps children grow taller. In adults, growth hormone helps maintain healthy muscles and bones and impacts fat distribution. GH also impacts your metabolism (how your body turns the food you eat into energy).

Look at how these idiots describe biological functions.  Science is corrupted.  F**k these compliant bureaucrats.  "assigned"?  

Luteinizing hormone (LH): LH stimulates ovulation in people assigned female at birth and testosterone production in people assigned male at birth. LH is also known as a gonadotrophic hormone because of the role it plays in controlling the function of the ovaries and testes, known as the gonads.

Prolactin: Prolactin stimulates breast milk production (lactation) after giving birth. It can affect fertility and sexual functions in adults.

Thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH): TSH stimulates your thyroid to produce thyroid hormones that manage your metabolism, energy levels, and your nervous system.

And a few more. 

But we all want a simplified life. In that case, ignore everything I've said or printed here, and go on about your business.  But if you want to maintain a high level of productivity long into your years, then be vigilant on bodily processes that deliver on productivity.   To keep your pituitary gland functioning at peak levels as you continue drinking coffee, then it would help, help a lot, to be consuming boron.  

The difference between the Pituitary Gland and the Pineal Gland is that the pituitary releases hormones throughout the endocrine system to ensure physiological functions in our body, whereas the pineal gland is mostly responsible for producing melatonin.  People take melatonin supplements to keep the pineal gland producing melatonin.  Boron helps to keep that organ regulated.  Pineal gland is not just for melatonin.  It's also responsible for critical thinking.  For the Pituitary gland, eat red meat, get sunlight at peak hours, 11-2, get Omega-3s through fish oil, and supplement with vitamin D. 

MELATONIN, THE ANTI-CANCER NUTRIENT

Can get pure Melatonin powder online at PureBulk or Bulk Supplements. High dose/1000mg also works fantastically for Covid (& more)! More on Melatonin for Cancer: https://t.co/TEBLSciuxy pic.twitter.com/LEcDc7ZHtO

— Natural Immunity FTW (@NaturallyFTW) December 12, 2022

The presentation was given by Dr. Frank Shallenberger.  

PureBulk is the site for buying in bulk.  BTW, if you need to phone PureBulk just know that their hours are 7am to 3pm, PST.  They close early.  

 

He explains that people don't die from cancer; they die when the cancer metastasizes.  

He says that with prostate cancer melatonin is a slam dunk. Now he uses additional compounds but melatonin is the main one and he gives it in massive amounts. I just didn't hear a dose amount.  He does say that Professor Russel Reiter in studying mice, gave mice, WHO WERE BRED TO GET BREAST CANCER, large amounts of melatonin and they DID NOT GET BREAST CANCER.  So there's that.  But how much, how much?  Reiter has said previously that he takes upwards of 140mgs of Melatonin/day.  I'd say that if someone has cancer that you'd want to go a little higher.

7 anti-cancer mechanisms of melatonin:

1.  Direct Anti-neoplastic effect.

2.  Decreases cell proliferation at low doses.

3.  Direct cytotoxic effect occurs with higher doses.

4.  Stimulation of cell differentiation.

5.  Induction of apoptosis.

6. Anti-angiogenic.  

7.  A synergistic effect has been found in several types of cancer when it is administered in combination with chemotherapy.  Shocked that he would use chemotherapy.  

SARS-CoV-2 can upregulate NLRP3 inflammasomes in the brain to induce neurodegenerative disorders, including Parkinson's disease. Melatonin targets NLRP3 inflammasomes. Now you know why MEL is effective against brain fog and memory loss after C-19 infections

SARS-CoV-2 can upregulate NLRP3 inflammasomes in the brain to induce neurodegenerative disorders including Parkinson's disease https://t.co/BxIFXMAPuQ Melatonin targets NLRP3 inflammasomes. Now you know why MEL is effective against brain fog and memory loss after C-19 infections. pic.twitter.com/mFst6FHpN9

— Doris Loh (@DorissLoh) November 10, 2022

High dose melatonin is best for anti-oxidant powers and less for sleep inducement.  But if you're interested, you should read everything about amazing melatonin by Doris Loh.   

"Ultraviolet C Band of light had germicidal properties due to it’s ability to break apart the DNA of organic matter"

MEL continues to impress. New peer-reviewed study reports the formation of potent antioxidant metabolite N1‐acetyl‐5‐methoxykynuramine (AMFK) upon exposure to UVC irradiation. This means: cytotoxic UVC will create more antioxidant protection via AMFK if MEL is present #MedTwitter pic.twitter.com/cY46zGMTyQ

— Doris Loh (@DorissLoh) October 31, 2022

UVC is a particular wavelength of light.  

All three bands have germicidal properties that make them beneficial for multiple applications in facility management, including:

Coil Irradiation in HVAC systems to boost energy efficiency and reduce maintenance.

Air Disinfection through the use of Upper Air Germicidal Irradiation units, which is very effective at controlling the spread of influenza virus, the common cold, and most every other airborne pathogen.

Surface Sterilization is a newer application and there are a variety of devices sold that claim to do this.  Although the technology is sound the efficacy of how the different systems deliver the UV-C light to the surfaces to be sterilized/decontaminated is questionable.

It was discovered way back in the 1890’s that the Ultraviolet C Band of light had germicidal properties due to it’s ability to break apart the DNA of organic matter.

You're no yellow-bellied rat . . . but as a precaution, take Melatonin . . .

Hypoperfusion is a term that describes "a reduced amount of blood flow". When ischemia develops due to low blood flow, we may describe this as "hypoperfusion". Causes for hypoperfusion include low blood pressure, heart failure or loss of blood volume.

Melatonin attenuates cerebral hypoperfusion-induced hippocampal damage and memory deficits in rats by suppressing TRPM7 channels  https://t.co/AjvXzldObG pic.twitter.com/YorWqkuyLj

— DCGreenZone1 🐭 (@DCGreenZone) October 28, 2022

Melatonin has shown significant benefits in reducing cardiac pathology, and preventing the death of cardiac muscle in response to ischemia-reperfusion . . .

I wonder if the CDC should tell parents of young children anything, or if they should just keep whistling past the graveyard. https://t.co/dWsOyOOAHN pic.twitter.com/7lLjIbcb3r

— DCGreenZone1 (@DCGreenZone) October 5, 2022

Melatonin has shown significant benefits in reducing cardiac pathology, and preventing the death of cardiac muscle in response to ischemia-reperfusion in rodent species.  Moreover, melatonin may also prevent the hypertrophy of the heart muscle  under some circumstances, which in turn would lessen the development of heart failure.

MELATONIN: For neuro-protection, not just sleep inducement, a lot melatonin is required: 50-100mg.

https://t.co/T6h5DJ9EeB
This article reviews the protective role of melatonin with mechanistic insights against mitochondrial diseases and sugg new avenues 4 safe and effective tx modalities against these devastating neurodegenerative diseases. Future insights are also discussed.

— DCGreenZone1 (@DCGreenZone) October 4, 2022

Below are the sections of each abstract that I thought were interesting and helpful. 

ABSTRACT #1

Melatonin is selectively taken up by mitochondrial membranes, a function not shared by other anti-oxidants, and thus has emerged as a major potential therapeutic tool for treating neurodegenerative disorders. Multiple in vitro and in vivo experiments have shown the protective role of melatonin for preventing oxidative stress-induced mitochondrial dysfunction seen in experimental models of PD, AD, and HD.  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/26087000/

For neuro-protection, not just sleep inducement, a lot melatonin is required: 50-100mg.    

ABSTRACT #2

Both in vitro and in vivo, melatonin was effective to prevent oxidative stress/nitrosative stress-induced mitochondrial dysfunction seen in experimental models of AD, PD and HD. These effects are seen at doses 2-3 orders of magnitude higher than those required to affect sleep and circadian rhythms, both conspicuous targets of melatonin action. Melatonin is selectively taken up by mitochondria, a function not shared by other antioxidants. A limited number of clinical studies indicate that melatonin can improve sleep and circadian rhythm disruption in PD and AD patients. More recently, attention has been focused on the development of potent melatonin analogs with prolonged effects which were employed in clinical trials in sleep-disturbed or depressed patients in doses considerably higher than those employed for melatonin. In view that the relative potencies of the analogs are higher than that of the natural compound, clinical trials employing melatonin in the range of 50-100mg/day are needed to assess its therapeutic validity in neurodegenerative disorders.  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/22391273/

ABSTRACT #3

Melatonin is a tryptophan-derived ancestral molecule evolved in bacteria.

Throughout the aging process melatonin levels tend to reduce and as a manifestation of this, many symptoms in organisms' homeostasis, such as deterioration in adjustment of cellular clocks, are commonly seen. In addition, due to deterioration in mitochondrial integrity and functions, immunity decreases, and lower levels of melatonin renders older individuals to be more susceptible to impaired redox modulation and age-related diseases.  https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35895186/

Well, well, well . . . . Nattokinase degrades the spike protein floating in the blood and attached to the cell

You don't get any closer to a cure for COVID or for the toxic spike protein than Nattokinase.  And I was recommending this to everyone by June 2021.  Few listened, so I shipped a couple of small bottles via Amazon anyway.  Never heard back, whether they liked it or not.  So that was a sunk cost; at least now they know about it.  So as you take Nattokinase to degrade and neutralize the spike protein, be sure to take lots of melatonin to reverse some of the aging effects of the vaccine.

A suggestion that nattokinase which can be found in Japanese natto food can destroy the spike protein found on the surface of cells in a laboratory setting.
Source: Merogenomics. https://t.co/tIUgiRiQeh pic.twitter.com/CmHFhK3JxW

— Wittgenstein (@backtolife_2023) September 29, 2022

Anti-Aging Melatonin to the Rescue

Just published peer-review study found infection by SARS-CoV-2 regardless of disease severity to induce compromised lung physiology equivalent to 15 years of aging. https://t.co/BwPRNc5hta What is decreased in aging? Melatonin. https://t.co/5z8jAyQvCd Can MEL prevent C19 aging?

— Doris Loh (@DorissLoh) September 29, 2022

Be sure to get a second opinion on the anti-aging benefits of melatonin.  Dr. Russel Reiter says, 

I have a supply of melatonin with me at all times.  If I have a stroke or heart attack, I'll immediately load up on melatonin.  Based on what I know, I will take all the melatonin I can, as fast as I can.

MELATONIN: anti-Covid, anti-inflammatory, radioprotective, anti-cancer, safe supplement when taken at high doses (100-2000mg).

Melatonin significantly decreased the virus levels in blood and brain . . . 

Why I took 500mg Melatonin: My kiddo tested positive for Covid, after being exposed at daycare. Melatonin prevents viral brain entry (but only when one takes a high dose), prevents people from catching Covid, & helps w/Covid. So just in case, since I've been exposed. 🙂 pic.twitter.com/J8SdHzkHzq

— Natural Immunity FTW (@NaturallyFTW) August 26, 2022

Dr. Russell Reiter on Melatonin

  

Thanks to Chris @ Chris Beat Cancer.  

Show Notes
*  How Dr. Reiter got into melatonin research [1:23]
*  What melatonin does in the body [3:28]
*  How blue light inhibits melatonin production [7:05]
*  How melatonin is passed to the fetus and newborn [12:00]
*  The anticancer benefits of melatonin [15:25]
*  How pharmaceutical drugs suppress melatonin production [18:40]
*  When should melatonin be taken during the day? [22:47]
*  Does taking melatonin affect natural production? [24:36]

Blind people have lower rates of cancer due to the higher circulating melatonin in their blood.  [27:22]
*  Older people need more melatonin [29:20]
*  How melatonin can reduce the impact of Covid-19 [31:15]
*  The impact of alcohol and caffeine on melatonin production [34:45]
*  Melatonin acts as an antiviral [37:24]
*  How sunlight helps with the production of melatonin [44:35]
*  Melatonin can reduce the likelihood of metastasis [50:45]

MELATONIN'S UNEXPECTED BENEFITS: slows aging, Prevents . . . Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, protects against ionizing radiation, macular degeneration, treats cancer . . .

This was interesting.  

It's a review by Dr. Gary Gonzalez of Dr. Russel [one L] Breiter's book on melatonin.  Most of us, including myself, think of melatonin as a sleep aid or more recently as a valuable antioxidant.  Reiter explains just how valuable it is for longevity and radical health.  

The first longevity product that I'd ever heard or read about was Resveratrol and IP6.  IP6 was a longevity compound because it managed the EXCESS iron floating around in our blood, out of the tissue, as what is called "Unbound iron."  The excess iron produces an inflammatory protein that, if left untreated, leads to chronic diseases like arthritis, 

FEMALE LONGEVITY

The end result is even more compelling. For example, Reiter explains that five separate studies have shown that older women produce more melatonin than older men-suggesting a possible explanation for the long-observed female longevity factor." He details findings showing a marked correlation between brain functioning in older age and melatonin levels.

Shielding DNA From Free Radicals

Reiter explains melatonin's effects on the immune system of aging animals and determines whether or not these actions also apply to humans. Most importantly, he shows how melatonin fits in with the free radical theory of aging.

He explains that melatonin is found in the greatest abundance in the nucleus of the cell, where it shields the DNA molecule itself from free radical damage better than any other known substance. Reiter describes his own studies in which melatonin has protected DNA from free radicals generated by radiation, carcinogens, bacterial toxins, and most important the process of using oxygen for fuel.

UNEXPECTED BENEFITS

Even if you have no sleeping issues, anyone over 40 should be taking melatonin.  19 Research papers reveal that melatonin promotes all of these unexpected effects [in no particular order, though numbered:

1.  Protects against viral and bacterial infections.

2.  Prevents cardiovascular disease and high blood pressure. 

3.  Reduces oxidant stress and inflammation and slows aging. 

4.  Prevents neurodegenerative diseases such as Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. 

5.  Improves menopause therapy. 

6.  Protects against ionizing radiation. 

7.  Prevents macular degeneration. 

8.  Prevents and treats cancer.

Okay, so with all of these benefits, the only thing to consider is how much does, or should, one take?  First, I would say do a trial run.  By that I mean start with smaller amounts, say, 3mgs, and see how you feel upon waking, whether or not you can tolerate melatonin to begin with, or tolerate that amount.  When I first tried melatonin, I woke up and could barely raise my arms, and my legs felt like bricks.  But when I was working a physically demanding job for a few years, I noticed that the only way to turn the pain off was excess melatonin, and excess was 5 to 10mgs back in 2018.  Since then, I've been taking upwards of 12 to 20mgs, but not every night.  For, at least in my case, melatonin doesn't deliver a deep sleep for me.  But I still take it for the other unexpected benefits listed above.  

So how much should you take?  The answer is contingent on several factors.  One, if you've got a serious disease, like cancer, then you want to take more.  Bill Sardi recommends 15-30mgs nightly for cancer treatment in conjunction with several other compounds.  

MELATONIN: NOT JUST A SLEEP AID BUT ". . . THE MOST POWERFUL ANTIOXIDANT TOOL IN THE WORLD"?

I love her claim that melatonin is a more powerful antioxidant than glutathione, which is considered the master antioxidant.  Imagine the healing that could take place if you took both glutathione AND melatonin.  Be sure to open up that thread by clicking on Natural Immunity's Twitter link.  Melatonin benefits go beyond anticancer.  It keeps our skin healthy and youthful [through] two major mechanisms. It has antioxidant effects that neutralize oxidative damage from the sun, and by stimulating growth receptors in the skin.  NaturalImmunity goes on to say that 

Melatonin may have a profound effect on stroke & heart attack! Take w/in 1st 2 hrs. Based on studies, if were me, I'd take ~2000mg, since oral bioavail is low (& that amt has been shown 2b safe). Then 100mg+ every hour or so for 24/48 hrs. (Not medical advice)!

MELATONIN - more potent than glutathione #NotForSleep pic.twitter.com/cKLiNhzUdr

— Natural Immunity FTW (@NaturallyFTW) May 21, 2022

Christopher Wark of Chris Beat Cancer interviews Dr. Russell J. Reiter.  A powerful interview here on how necessary darkness is for our circadian rhythms and our health.  Modern life with night lighting is fairly new in our evolution, disruptive of natural processes, and disease generating.  So embrace the darkness.  Be sure to check out the show notes in the link, "Chris Beats Cancer" above.  Here is a sampling from those notes:

Melatonin acts as an antiviral [37:24]
-How sunlight helps with the production of melatonin [44:35]
-Melatonin can reduce the likelihood of metastasis [50:45]

Clearly, the antioxidant action of melatonin is quite powerful as an anti-cancer compound. Bill Sardi included it in his nutritional compound regimen for cancer, in fact, 15-30mg of melatonin per night.  So there is credible consensus on the anti-cancer benefits of melatonin.

I have to say that any time I hear or read about the anti-aging benefits of melatonin, or any product, my ears perk up.  Antiaging means that you only slow down the aging process.  In some cases, it may be possible to reverse aging processes, like alopecia, or hair loss, this can be reversed with Rutin, Pumpkin Seed Oils, and B5.  This video, which I didn't have the time to watch all the way through, highlights that 1) Melatonin is an ancient molecule.  That's interesting, but what is the relevance of that?  What benefits are derived from its ancient characteristics?  2) It's found in bacteria and every organism between bacteria and mammalians.  Its structure has never changed throughout its evolution, what that means is that the structure of melatonin in bacteria is identical to the structure of melatonin in humans.  Whoa.  Now that is something, but what does that tell us?  That melatonin means life itself?  3) it is not toxic at any dose. 4) it exists in every species that is currently living or that has ever existed.  I mean what is not to like?  For optimal cellular physiology.  Melatonin exhibits in the blood circadian rhythm.  [7:38] "Melatonin is a very strong anti-cancer agent."  It influences the immune system, metabolism, gastro-intestinal function.   

Check out Melatonin by Russell J. Reiter; Jo Robinson https://t.co/dJ1CO1lM No #eBay via @eBay

— Mike Walgenbach (@mwalgen44) May 21, 2022

Show Notes from Chris Beat Cancer

-How Dr. Reiter got into melatonin research [1:23]
-What melatonin does in the body [3:28]
-How blue light inhibits melatonin production [7:05]
-How melatonin is passed to the fetus and newborn [12:00]
-The anticancer benefits of melatonin [15:25]
-How pharmaceutical drugs suppress melatonin production [18:40]
-When should melatonin be taken during the day? [22:47]
-Does taking melatonin affect natural production? [24:36]
-Older people need more melatonin [29:20]
-How melatonin can reduce the impact of Covid-19 [31:15]
-The impact of alcohol and caffeine on melatonin production [34:45]
-Melatonin acts as an antiviral [37:24]
-How sunlight helps with the production of melatonin [44:35]
-Melatonin can reduce the likelihood of metastasis [50:45]

MELATONIN CAN RE-SENSITIZE CANCER CELLS TO THERAPY

Pathological prion isoforms enhance cancer drug resistance, helping tumors become even more aggressive. Melatonin is a "broad-based metabolic buffer" that can stop this feedback cycle: stress=>prions=>cancer=>stress & resensitize cancer cells to therapy. https://t.co/TaNsCUQbOl pic.twitter.com/ZuR0IWECsg

— Doris Loh (@DorissLoh) January 25, 2022

And sun exposure: Naturally, melatonin is made at the brain by night, but its only 5% of the total made.

The rest is made in the mitochondrias, by day, when stimulated by infrared light.

— epoli (@epoli) January 25, 2022

MELATONIN: EXCELLENT FOR CARDIOVASCULAR DISEASE

Melatonin is the goddess healer the body makes in abundance when it has enough magnesium around to do so as long as sun & darkness are also embraced https://t.co/bH12jAYjor

— Magnesium Girl - Yin solutions in a yang world (@LocalRachel) January 23, 2022