11/05/2025
This study is a great reminder why we rarely recommend any kind of synthetic hormone replacement — melatonin, “vitamin” D, testosterone, estrogen, thyroxine, etc.
1️⃣ Even if they’re chemically identical, the body knows the difference between what it makes naturally and what’s made in a lab.
2️⃣ Giving your body something it should produce on its own ignores the real issue — why it’s not doing so in the first place.
3️⃣ The endocrine system is delicate. Tweaking one hormone can quietly throw off others for years before symptoms even show up.
Your body is wise. If there’s an imbalance, it’s communicating. Instead of reaching for a quick synthetic fix, listen — and give your body what it truly needs to restore balance naturally. 🌿💫
Long-term melatonin use was associated with a higher risk of heart failure, according to a preliminary study announced this week by the American Heart Association.