Turns out, melatonin does way more than regulate sleep — it interacts with cancer cells in a surprising way. (Comment RUSSEL and I’ll send you the link to the full interview) Dr. Russel Reiter, one of the world’s leading melatonin researchers, explains how cancer cell metabolism actually shifts depending on the time of day. During the day, cancer cells can be more active and aggressive. But at night, melatonin exposure may help suppress their cancerous behavior by altering their metabolism — a p

Melatonin: More Than Just a Sleep Aid—It’s an Anti-Cancer Powerhouse 🌙 You probably know melatonin as the well-known sleep hormone, but research suggests it should be repurposed for its broad anti-cancer potential. 🧬 Check out the evidence below to see why melatonin could be a game-changer in cancer care: - Inhibits Carcinogenesis: Melatonin helps stop the formation of cancer cells. - Oncostatic Properties: It halts cancer in its tracks, stopping tumor growth. - Inhibits Oncogenic Metabolism:

What Are the Side Effects of Melatonin? 💤 | Dr. Jen Caudle

Melatonin Side Effects #melatonin | Dr. Jen Caudle