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I don't have specific knowledge to counter this, but am surprised. It implies that humans would need more melatonin over the course of their lives, yet they pro
by timClicks 8y ago
I don't have specific knowledge to counter this, but am surprised. It implies that humans would need more melatonin over the course of their lives, yet they produce less and less as they age...
- andy_ppp 8y agoTo be honest I think lots of systems in the body are working less well over time?
- gnulinux 8y agoSorry I didn't mean it lost its effect over the years. As other answers say it makes me sleep for a few days and then it stops being effective and I try to increase the dose a little which doesn't help. Other drugs I used were Xanax and Ambien, but I dropped all of them for different reasons. Currently, I'm using Prozac.
- egypturnash 8y agoWell, old people do tend to start sleeping poorly... (citation needed, just got up, not looking for one.)