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| Rank: Member | For the past few months I haven't been able to fall asleep untill the wee hours of the morning (6am-9am). At first I thought it was the kick of creatine after a late night workout, but the past few weeks I haven't taken it after a workout and still have the same results. No matter how much or little sleep I get I still am up this late. Should I go to a doctor? Or should I consider taking a sleeping pill untill I can fix this habbit? |
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| Rank: New Member Experience: 3-5 Years Join Date: Mar 2007
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Gender: | I had the same problem with ZMA alone but then I added Melatonin and Valerian root. Now I just use ZMA and Valerian roots. It seemed as though the melatonin was just to much. I dunno if it was in my head or just coinicidence but I was groggy the next morning after taking all three. |
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| Moderator Rank: Heavyweight Experience: 7-10 Years Join Date: Jul 2005
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Gender: | I would just avoid the melatonin truthfully. It's a powerful hormone that is bound to have a whole lot of underlying physiological effects. It is meant to be balanced in you body in order to regulate the circadian rhythm. It is no wonder that some people are going to end up awake and wired early. Hell some people take it just to reset their clock so they can stay awake at night. It helps some people and makes things worse for others. But to me the big thing is you're taking a substance that we don't even understand or know what all it does in the body. It may have good effects but it may just as well have a lot of bad ones. There is lot's of information on the supposed benefits of it but the fact is it's full implications are not fully understood. |
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