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July 18, 1997 - Image 73

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The Detroit Jewish News, 1997-07-18

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and mood. The exercisers report-
ed much-improved moods and sig-
nificantly better sleep. They also
felt more vital, had less bodily pain
and enjoyed better social inter-
action.
The same issue of (beginital)
Sleep (endital) also has a study on
the effectiveness of melatonin on
daytime sleep. Melatonin is a hor-
mone the body naturally produces
at night, but which virtually dis-
appears from the bloodstream
during the day.
Volunteers taking the hormone
fell asleep quickly and slept almost
an hour longer than normal. Re-
searchers observed that melatonin
lowered body temperature, which
normally rises during the day, al-
lowing participants to sleep dur-
ing daytime hours.
Researchers say melatonin's
temperature-lowering ability
makes it most effective for grave-
yard shift workers and travelers
who must sleep at times when
their body temperature normally
rises. Because body temperature
fluctuations tend to flatten out
with age, older people may also
benefit from taking melatonin.
But the researchers stop short of
recommending it for long-term
use.

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