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Nature?sField Melatonin (5mg) provides a natural, non-addictive way to promote relaxation and peaceful sleep. This helps you wake up feeling revitalized and energized.
Melatonin is a hormone produced in your brain which helps to regulate your sleep cycle. The production and release of melatonin in the brain is connected to time of day, increasing when it?s dark and decreasing when it?s light. Melatonin doesn?t make you sleep. Rather, as melatonin levels increase in the evening, it puts you into a state of quiet calmness that helps promote sleep.
However, certain factors can make melatonin production in the body decline. These include light exposure at night, consuming excess caffeinated beverages, age, etc. This can result in anxiety and mood disorder, chronic insomnia and sometimes depression. Since Melatonin helps to regulate your body?s sleep cycle, taking Nature?sField Melatonin 5g tablet 1 hour before bedtime helps you fall asleep faster in tranquility.?
WHO CAN BENEFIT FROM NATURE?SFIELD MELATONIN?

Night shift workers that sleep during the day.
People who suffer from chronic insomnia and find it difficult to fall asleep.
People who have jet lag and experience daytime tiredness.?
Individuals that need to reset their sleep cycle and need a natural supplement for short-term use without worrying about addiction.

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