Melatonin Supplement to Open Pineal Gland

by Gregg Prescott, M.S.
www.in5d.com
www.maya12-21-2012.com

I've been researching Melatonin and how it is secreted from the pineal gland:

The pineal gland (also called the pineal body, epiphysis cerebri, epiphysis or the 'third eye') is a small endocrine gland in the vertebrate brain. It produces melatonin, a hormone that affects the modulation of wake/sleep patterns and photoperiodic (seasonal) functions.

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This  gland is  activated by  Light, and it  controls  the  various  biorhythms of  the body.  It  works  in harmony  with the hypothalamus  gland, which directs  the body's  thirst, hunger, sexual desire and the biological clock, that determines  our  aging  process.

The  retinal  clock, produces  (stimulates  the  production  of?)  melatonin. Researchers  are now  looking  for  the  exact  location (s) of  this  clock,  in  the human eye, (and expect  to  find  it).  No one  yet  knows,  what  the  separate clock  is  for,  or  how  it  relates  to  the  SCN.

When  puberty  arrives, melatonin  production  is reduced.

The pineal  gland  secretes  melatonin, during  times  of  relaxation  and  visualization.  As  we  are  created  by  electromagnetic  energy - and  react  to  EM  energy  stimuli around  us -  so  does  the  pineal  gland.

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In a July 23, 2011 crop circle, the basicl chemical composition of melatonin is diadrammed by the crop circle makers. What do you suppose this crop circle message means and how does it relate to melatonin?

Melatonin possesses the same basic indole molecular structure as the LSD molecule. It is not at all difficult to imagine how this substance could be metamorphosed into a psychedelic material. But so far, injections of melatonin have produced no altered mental states in humans.

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Benefits of Taking Melatonin

Melatonin supplements have been available in the United States since 1996. Melatonin is a hormone produced by the pineal gland in the brain. The neurotransmitter tryptophan is a precursor.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) does not regulate the use of supplements and has issued a general warning regarding the use of supplements of any kind: follow the dosage on labeling and seek medical help if there are side effects.

Melatonin is generally used as a sleep aid or to help overcome jet lag more quickly. The National Institutes of Health (NIH) have done metanalyses of studies on melatonin. In several cases, the organization suggests that further studies be done to better understand the best and safest uses for melatonin.

Benefits

The NIH have found that generally, administering 0.5 to 50 mg of melatonin can help an individual fall asleep. Some studies suggest sleep latency (the time it takes to fall asleep) is reduced when melatonin is taken 30 to 60 minutes before bedtime. This is true for adults over 18.

Significance

For people with chronic sleep disorders, melatonin may be a useful supplement. If you have a long-standing history of sleep difficulties, see your doctor. People may find that they are able to overcome jet lag more quickly by taking melatonin close to the time they would like to sleep, for several days. Elderly people with insomnia and those with delayed sleep syndrome (where sleep latency is longer) have found some relief from taking melatonin.

Melatonin supplements come in many dosages. Generally it is recommended to start with the smallest dosage possible and to not use any melatonin supplement for longer than three months.

Identification

Melatonin is made in the brain by the pineal gland. During darkness, melatonin levels are greatest. During brightness, these levels are low. For this reason, melatonin is believed to affect the body's circadian rhythms of waking and sleeping. People usually take synthetic melatonin supplements for sleep disorders or to reduce jet lag.

Considerations

If you have any chronic diseases such as diabetes, high blood pressure or any coronary heart diseases, see your doctor before taking melatonin.

Studies report that melatonin side effects include increased blood pressure that can occur with the use of melatonin. The NIH have analyzed many studies already completed on melatonin, but in many cases has called for more studies of its long-term effects.

Warning

Side effects include dizziness, headache, fatigue, irritability, vivid dreams and nightmares. As daytime sleepiness can occur when using melatonin, people are warned against its use if they operate heavy machinery. If you have a history of blood-clotting disorders, or are taking the medication Wayfarin or any blood-thinners, see your doctor before taking melatonin.

Abnormal heart rhythms and increasing blood pressure have also been reported with melatonin use in some people. If you have hypertension or any coronary heart diseases, consult your physician.

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