Description
The body’s own production of melatonin is reduced with the natural aging process.
That’s why supplementation with this hormone can be a natural solution for people in advanced age that have trouble sleeping.
Supplementing with this hormone can help people who are frequently exposed to sleep trouble and helping them balance their circadian rhythm.
Research shows that melatonin has strong antioxidant properties.
It scavenges the body for some of the most common free radicals (hydroxyl and peroxyl) and it does so more efficiently than other antioxidants.
Furthermore, it also supports other antioxidants, helping to raise overall antioxidant protection in the body in general.
It is also important for supporting cellular DNA. This is because it helps inhibit a certain kind of free radical (peroxynitrite) that attacks DNA strands inside the cells. This, therefore, helps inhibit oxidative damage to the cells.
Melatonin helps to activate T-helper cells. T-helper cells regulate the immune response of other cells.
This means that these cells help other cells respond to invasions of foreign molecules.
By activating T-helper cells, melatonin thereby supports the immune system as a whole.
Cognitive decline is a normal consequence of the natural aging process.
But it is little known that the onset of age-related cognitive health issues might be correlated to the level of melatonin in the body.
This is because melatonin offers support to the brain’s own antioxidant protection system and helps inhibit factors in the brain that can spur on an age-induced cognitive decline, such as free radicals in the brain.
Size 59 ml