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California cardiologist with 20 years of experience explains 'unexpected side effects of melatonin no one talks about'
Dr. Bhojraj warns against nightly melatonin use, highlighting that most individuals do not have a melatonin deficiency but rather a sleep rhythm issue. Long-term melatonin use may disrupt circadian rhythms, alter hormone signaling, and increase heart failure risk. Melatonin, produced by the pineal gland, affects sleep-wake cycles but needs more research on its long-term effects.
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