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The Melatonin Miracle: Nature's Age-Reversing, Sex-Enhancing, Disease-Fighting Hormone

The discovery of our body's aging clock and melatonin's role as its regulator is a revolutionary medical breakthrough-- one that can give you the power to reverse the effects of aging and lead a longer, healthier life.

Written by two key scientists at the forefront of this groundbreaking research.

The Melatonin Miracle is the first book to reveal these remarkable findings to the public. Here the experts explain clearly and simply what you should know about the natural hormone that everybody has-- and everybody wants to know more about. Find out how melatonin works, and how to use it, and what to expect when you begin to reset your aging clock.

Research suggests that melatonin can: guarantee a good night's sleep as a natural, nonaddictive sleeping agent; overcome jet lag; boost the immune system; increase resistance to cancer and other diseases; lower cholesterol; prolong sexual vitality; ease stress, and more. Melatonin is readily available as a supplement in heath food stores. Discover how easy it is to restore your youthful levels of melatonin--and not just look younger, but grow younger.

256 pages, Hardcover

First published September 1, 1995

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Profile Image for Iona  Stewart.
833 reviews278 followers
August 5, 2011
This is an important book for all those interested in preserving their health or regulating various disorders.

The authors explain the properties of Melatonin and its ability to reverse aging, boost the immune system, relieve stress, protect against heart disease, alleviate jet lag, cure sleep disorders and much more.

Melatonin is a hormone manufactured by the pineal gland when we sleep. As we age, melatonin levels decrease, thus necessitating supplementation.

This is the only book on Melatonin I have yet encountered, but will now search for others.

According to the authors, Melatonin supplementation wil reverse aging and relieve or cure all diseases assocated with it.

Within a week my own sleep problem of several years has been greatly alleviated by means of Melatonin!

I repeat, this is an extremely valuable book, since it provides information about a much neglected but essential hormone. Use of Melatonin will revolutionize your life. Especially those with health problems or those
getting on in age should promptly get hold of this book.
Profile Image for M.
706 reviews4 followers
January 22, 2016
This book does not require to be read, but just to be "skimmed". Though the title emphasizes the miracle of Melatonin, most of the book is common knowledge filler of medical maladies or other health issues. The actual Melatonin thesis could have been presented in 15 or so pages.

Basically each chapter is a brief paragraph on Melatonin, and then pages and pages describing the disease or malady Melatonin will overcome. So, in essence, the authors appeared to have contrived a 250 page book around a very simple message that could have been stated in 15 pages.
Profile Image for Yates Buckley.
737 reviews35 followers
July 27, 2020
Waay too positive about melatonin when we still do not have enough long term studies of its effects - still fascinating. For those that actually take melatonin regularly the caution point is also on how high the quality of the supplements is. A poor supplement could contain toxic chemicals along with melatonin that would outweigh any positive effect.
Profile Image for Barbara Radisavljevic.
204 reviews27 followers
October 31, 2008
Don't believe everything you read. Although I've found melatonin to be a helpful sleep aid, I still got gray, and I haven't experienced much in the way of age-reversing. When I first read this I was convinced I'd never get gray. Not me. I was going to take melatonin! And I did. But I am gray. So although you'll read about a lot of studies in this book, you will have to take some of the applications and "promises" of those studies with a grain of salt.
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