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AmbrosiaaSa
11 months ago

So I have to fight back and forth with sleep problems, but you really have to see that you don’t let this be the rule.
https://sea.saltedbeauty.com/melatonin-alles-was-du-wissen-musst/ Look over here, there’s a bit of something clarified about tablets vs. Sprays and what risks could hide.

DianaValesko
11 months ago

Many patients respond well to melatonin 3-6mg as a spray, which is well absorbed by the mucous membranes and can cause a gentle fatigue within one hour and lead to a better sleep time.

It depends on an attempt, because not every person speaks about it.

This is a product for the night.

You could also try Lasea high-dose, this is lavender extract, which also makes tired and calms and can rediate restlessness.

Unfortunately, one cannot say in advance what substance appeals to the patient,

I wish you all the best.

DianaValesko
11 months ago
Reply to  Divanikima

I’ve been working in medicine for 33 years. You also have a nice day

DianaValesko
11 months ago

Thank you, yes it was always interesting to learn.

Neliqo249
11 months ago

It helps me in every case. But since I take it I can sleep very badly without unfortunately.

mondfaenger
11 months ago
Reply to  Neliqo249

Log! You’re dependent!

TheMonkfood
11 months ago
Reply to  mondfaenger

Taking melatonin does not depend and there is no reconciliation effect

Neliqo249
11 months ago

*User

TheMonkfood
11 months ago

Yeah. There is no reconciliation effect in melatonin

mondfaenger
11 months ago

I can sleep very badly without.

That’s what the user says!

TheMonkfood
11 months ago

I don’t think so. It doesn’t work at all

TheMonkfood
11 months ago
Reply to  Divanikima

From 2 to 8 mg, I tried everything unsuccessfully. I’m saving the money.

mondfaenger
11 months ago

Regle your daily routine! Then you don’t need drugs to fall asleep!