Melatonin Lozenges | NuMedica | 60 Servings
  Melatonin Lozenges | NuMedica | 60 Servings
Melatonin Lozenges | NuMedica
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NuMedica Melatonin Lozenges

60 Servings
Gluten Free  Vegetarian  

Supports the Sleep Cycle*

Lozenge form helps to regulate and improve sleeping habits, combat cellular damage from free radicals, and fortify the immune system.*
UPC: 812527011199 SKU: NM119, NM668

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Mela-What? NuMedica Melatonin!

Melatonin is a naturally produced hormone in the human brain. Everyone produces melatonin, even if you've never heard of it. It's the hormone that tells your brain, "It's nighttime: time to go to sleep and stay asleep." Practically speaking, it's the hormone that tells your body it's time to rest and repair.

The liquid form is believed by some metabolic experts to be the fastest and best absorbing form of melatonin. The lozenge is a standard that has been used for many years, and is a non-messy, easy travel form of melatonin

NuMedica Melatonin is a natural, non-habit forming sleep aid that can help you fall asleep. It comes in two forms: lozenge and liquid. NuMedica Liquid Melatonin is regarded by many metabolic experts as superior even to the lozenges for two reasons. First, it is more easily absorbed by the body than a tablet. Second, the dosage can be adjusted every night based on individual needs.

Modern Marvels Cause Major Problems with Getting Proper Sleep

Our culture has moved way beyond sleeping when it's dark, and being awake when it's light. Our ancestors relied on the sun to tell them when to wake and sleep, then came candles and clocks, allowing us to manipulate our resting patterns. Still, in that time, people rested well, and generally, melatonin worked properly in the brain.

As we have progressed through the technological advances of: light bulbs, alarm clocks, color television, DVR's, shift work, 24 hour grocery stores, etc... our bodies still work with the same tools our predecessors did. Now we have smart phones, laptops, tablet computers, and our bodies are seriously lacking in ways to process all of the light coming into our eyes.

What's The Big Deal About Light At Night?

Our bodies know how to process the light that occurs in nature. During the day, it's bright and sunny- our brain knows this is the time to be most alert, most active. If you live in a place like Michigan, the days are very short when it's cold, and it's still light at 9:30 at night when it's time to plant and harvest crops.

Modern technology has given new meaning to "daylight". We run factories, restaurants, and supermarkets 24 hours a day. Instead of spending our evenings winding down in waining light of sunset, we watch TV, go see a movie, read on a Kindle, or video chat. These modern marvels are wonderful, but unfortunately, our brains don't know how to handle the light that comes from these devices.

Blue Lights And Melatonin

Because most people spend evenings in "screen time" mode, our brains no longer produce melatonin. These screen devices (think TV, computer screen, movies, smartphones, tablets, etc..) produce a blue light. This frequency of light tells the brain, "It's day time. Stay alert- stay active. Do not prepare to sleep!" It tells your brain not to produce a hormone called: Melatonin. This can mean serious trouble for falling and staying asleep. If your body does not produce enough melatonin you cannot have restorative, restful sleep. The brain does not produce melatonin at all or in large enough quantities when we have screen time before trying to sleep. Melatonin supplements can give your body the cue it's not receiving when it takes in these lights. These supplements can be taken as needed and in liquid form, the dosage can be easily adjusted. Melatonin is natural and non-habit forming. It's a great tool to use for those sleepless nights!

So What Is Melatonin- Scientifically?

Melatonin is a hormone produced by the pineal gland of mammals and reaches peak levels at night. Studies show that it may be associated with the regulation of the sleep/wake cycles. Melatonin is a potent antioxidant that defends against free radicals and helps to support glutathione activity in the neural tissue.

Options for Taking NuMedica Melatonin

NuMedica Melatonin is provided in convenient, peppermint-flavored lozenges or in liquid form. When lozenges are dissolved in the mouth, or drops placed under the tongue, melatonin may go directly to the brain and bypass the liver causing it to work quickly and effectively.

Product Serving
Size
Number
Servings
Directions
NuMedica Melatonin 3 mg Lozenges - 60 loz 1 Lozenge 60 Chew or hold one lozenge in mouth just prior to bedtime as needed or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.
NuMedica Melatonin Liquid Lemon Flavor - 2 fl. oz 1 Dropper Full 60 Shake well. Take one full dropper (1 ml) just prior to bedtime as needed.

One Lozenge Contains:

Ingredient Amount
Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine hydrochloride) 3 mg
Melatonin 3 mg

Other Ingredients: Fructose, cellulose, stearic acid (vegetable source), mannitol, natural peppermint flavor, sorbitol, magnesium stearate (vegetable source).

Does Not Contain: Milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soy, artificial colors, sweeteners or preservatives.

Caution: Keep out of reach of children.

Storage: Keep tightly closed in a cool, dry place.

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  • Description

    Mela-What? NuMedica Melatonin!

    Melatonin is a naturally produced hormone in the human brain. Everyone produces melatonin, even if you've never heard of it. It's the hormone that tells your brain, "It's nighttime: time to go to sleep and stay asleep." Practically speaking, it's the hormone that tells your body it's time to rest and repair.

    The liquid form is believed by some metabolic experts to be the fastest and best absorbing form of melatonin. The lozenge is a standard that has been used for many years, and is a non-messy, easy travel form of melatonin

    NuMedica Melatonin is a natural, non-habit forming sleep aid that can help you fall asleep. It comes in two forms: lozenge and liquid. NuMedica Liquid Melatonin is regarded by many metabolic experts as superior even to the lozenges for two reasons. First, it is more easily absorbed by the body than a tablet. Second, the dosage can be adjusted every night based on individual needs.

    Modern Marvels Cause Major Problems with Getting Proper Sleep

    Our culture has moved way beyond sleeping when it's dark, and being awake when it's light. Our ancestors relied on the sun to tell them when to wake and sleep, then came candles and clocks, allowing us to manipulate our resting patterns. Still, in that time, people rested well, and generally, melatonin worked properly in the brain.

    As we have progressed through the technological advances of: light bulbs, alarm clocks, color television, DVR's, shift work, 24 hour grocery stores, etc... our bodies still work with the same tools our predecessors did. Now we have smart phones, laptops, tablet computers, and our bodies are seriously lacking in ways to process all of the light coming into our eyes.

    What's The Big Deal About Light At Night?

    Our bodies know how to process the light that occurs in nature. During the day, it's bright and sunny- our brain knows this is the time to be most alert, most active. If you live in a place like Michigan, the days are very short when it's cold, and it's still light at 9:30 at night when it's time to plant and harvest crops.

    Modern technology has given new meaning to "daylight". We run factories, restaurants, and supermarkets 24 hours a day. Instead of spending our evenings winding down in waining light of sunset, we watch TV, go see a movie, read on a Kindle, or video chat. These modern marvels are wonderful, but unfortunately, our brains don't know how to handle the light that comes from these devices.

    Blue Lights And Melatonin

    Because most people spend evenings in "screen time" mode, our brains no longer produce melatonin. These screen devices (think TV, computer screen, movies, smartphones, tablets, etc..) produce a blue light. This frequency of light tells the brain, "It's day time. Stay alert- stay active. Do not prepare to sleep!" It tells your brain not to produce a hormone called: Melatonin. This can mean serious trouble for falling and staying asleep. If your body does not produce enough melatonin you cannot have restorative, restful sleep. The brain does not produce melatonin at all or in large enough quantities when we have screen time before trying to sleep. Melatonin supplements can give your body the cue it's not receiving when it takes in these lights. These supplements can be taken as needed and in liquid form, the dosage can be easily adjusted. Melatonin is natural and non-habit forming. It's a great tool to use for those sleepless nights!

    So What Is Melatonin- Scientifically?

    Melatonin is a hormone produced by the pineal gland of mammals and reaches peak levels at night. Studies show that it may be associated with the regulation of the sleep/wake cycles. Melatonin is a potent antioxidant that defends against free radicals and helps to support glutathione activity in the neural tissue.

    Options for Taking NuMedica Melatonin

    NuMedica Melatonin is provided in convenient, peppermint-flavored lozenges or in liquid form. When lozenges are dissolved in the mouth, or drops placed under the tongue, melatonin may go directly to the brain and bypass the liver causing it to work quickly and effectively.

  • Directions
    Product Serving
    Size
    Number
    Servings
    Directions
    NuMedica Melatonin 3 mg Lozenges - 60 loz 1 Lozenge 60 Chew or hold one lozenge in mouth just prior to bedtime as needed or as directed by your healthcare practitioner.
    NuMedica Melatonin Liquid Lemon Flavor - 2 fl. oz 1 Dropper Full 60 Shake well. Take one full dropper (1 ml) just prior to bedtime as needed.
  • Ingredients

    One Lozenge Contains:

    Ingredient Amount
    Vitamin B6 (as pyridoxine hydrochloride) 3 mg
    Melatonin 3 mg

    Other Ingredients: Fructose, cellulose, stearic acid (vegetable source), mannitol, natural peppermint flavor, sorbitol, magnesium stearate (vegetable source).

    Does Not Contain: Milk, eggs, fish, shellfish, tree nuts, peanuts, wheat, soy, artificial colors, sweeteners or preservatives.

    Caution: Keep out of reach of children.

    Storage: Keep tightly closed in a cool, dry place.

  • Resources

      Related Wellness Resources

    We encourage you to take advantage of these FREE Wellness Resources on our website.


    Man Sleeping Peacefully in Bed

    Love Chemistry 301: Circadian Rhythm

    Natural rhythms happen in sleep and in relationships. Melatonin and honesty are what we examine today.


    Workers Repairing Power Lines

    New Kind of Detox

    The noise of the world around us can create a toxic environment, especially as we try to drift off to sleep.


    Aged woman Sleeping Peacefully

    Sleep Like a Baby

    Did you know one of the best ways you can overcome sleep issues is by changing your evening habits?


    a young couple breathing outside

    Tip 4: Take a Breath

    One of the best ways to exercise is through breathing! Learn more in part four of this blog series entitled Seven Tips For Balanced Living.


    sleeping brain cartoon

    Tip 6: Early to Bed, Early to Rise

    Sleep is a biological requirement. Take some time to get to bed on time this week! Learn more in part six of this blog series entitled Seven Tips For Balanced Living.


    webinar

    Webinar: Better Sleep Tonight!

    Facilitator Libby Wright interviews Dr. Jamie Wright who discusses the role of sleep in weight loss with participants of the Your Best Weight online education program. Dr. Wright is a board certified physician with a Masters Degree in Metabolic and Nutritional Medicine. The webinar last for 29 minutes and addresses questions submitted by the program participants.


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 Guest  08/12/15 10:41 AM CDT   

Both forms are under the tongue, right? Why do yo do it that way?

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 Guest  08/12/15 10:40 AM CDT   

I like using the liquid melatonin for more precise dosages (easier to judge the number of drops versus trying to break a pill in 1/2 or 1/4.


 Guest    08/12/15 10:41 AM CDT   

What do you think about dosing with drops?

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Lozenge form helps to regulate and improve sleeping habits, combat cellular damage from free radicals, and fortify the immune system.

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