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Could melatonin be the hidden trigger for your unexplained itching?
Melatonin is a hormone of darkness that maintains your sleep quality. It has become a popular sleep aid that helps millions of people enjoy good sleep. It is very effective in treating insomnia, jet lag, and other sleep-related disorders. But have you ever wondered if melatonin can cause itching? Let’s discuss the science behind it and learn how to address this issue.
ANF Therapy®️ is the newest treatment that works on principles of frequency medicine. It uses small ANF Devices that are applied to certain areas of the body. This therapy aims to support the brain’s neurological functions. Optimal neurological functions regulate melatonin levels.
What is melatonin, and how does it work?
Melatonin is a sleep hormone produced by your pineal gland from tryptophan. It is the most potent antioxidant that combats free radicals. It provides cell protection, immune modulation, and antiapoptotic effects. One of the most critical roles of melatonin in humans is to start and maintain sleep cycles. It is widely used to treat sleep-associated disorders. However, most people tolerate it very well, while others have side effects such as itching.
Can melatonin really cause Itching?
Yes, in rare cases, it causes itching. However, the reasons behind it are:
1-Allergic Reactions:
Some people may have an allergy to melatonin or the inactive ingredients in supplements, such as fillers. This can lead to irritation or itching of the skin.
2-Histamine Response:
Melatonin also interacts with immune cells, releasing histamine, which is directly linked with allergic reactions. However, in rare cases, histamine triggers itching or rashes on the skin.
3-Dosage Sensitivity:
Most of the time, due to insomnia, people become frustrated and take high dose, resulting in an increased risk of side effects such as itching.
Melatonin is well-tolerated in most individuals, although mild side effects, such as itching, are occasionally reported, particularly in long-term users or those with pre-existing skin conditions like atopic dermatitis.
How can you tell if melatonin is causing itching?
If you’re experiencing itching, skin irritation, or hives after taking melatonin, it could be a reaction to the supplement you are taking. Pay attention to the timing; if the itching occurs consistently after taking melatonin, it’s likely the cause.
If you want to boost melatonin levels naturally without using any medications or chemicals, consult an ANF Therapist to discuss how ANF Therapy®️ can help in this case.
How does ANF Therapy®️ treat melatonin itching? A drug-free approach to addressing your symptoms:
These symptoms usually occur after taking supplements of different brands that sometimes contain allergens. If you are wondering if there is any drug-free treatment to maintain your sleep quality, you are at the right place. Consult your nearby ANF Practitioner to discuss how ANF Therapy®️ can help with melatonin insufficiency.
Dr. Mikel H-G Hoff has invented melatonin devices that are applied to different body areas. Melatonin level also decreases when you are under stress and experiencing inflammation. Because stress and inflammation interfere with your sleep routines. ANF Therapy®️ aims to target the root cause of different problems and support the natural healing process in the body.
Application of ANF Devices:
Your ANF Therapists will diagnose you and apply multiple ANF Devices to your body, such as anti-inflammatory, antioxidants, melatonin, mental calm and blood flow devices.
Expected outcomes:
Dr. Mikel H-G Hoff states that most patients experience swift relief from their symptoms after applying the ANF Device and enjoy a better quality of sleep. However, outcomes vary from person to person, depending on the severity of the disease.
Start your journey with ANF Therapy®️:
ANF Therapy®️ is a new treatment modality that operates on the principles of frequency medicine. If you are experiencing itching after taking melatonin supplements, stop using them. Consult an ANF Practitioner or find an ANF Therapist at www.anftherapy.com/find-clinic to discuss how ANF Therapy®️ can help. This therapy is a drug-free approach that aims to address not only symptoms but also the root cause of the disease.
If you’re a healthcare practitioner and want to enhance your clinical skills with frequency medicine, learn more about the ANF Therapy®️ and ANF Clinical education program by visiting www.anfacademy.com.
FAQs:
What are the signs and symptoms of too much melatonin?
When there is too much melatonin in the body, it causes excessive drowsiness, sleepiness, breathing difficulty, and vomiting. Other common side effects of both high and low levels of melatonin include headache, blood pressure changes, gut problems, and hormonal imbalances.
Is the ANF Therapy®️ melatonin device safe to use?
Yes, the ANF Melatonin device is very safe to use. It is free from drugs and chemicals. It aims to support the neurological functions that naturally regulate the level of melatonin in your body. It is safe to use in children, adults and older individuals.
Can melatonin delay your periods?
Yes, melatonin helps regulate your menstrual cycle. Therefore, changes in melatonin levels can affect your menstrual cycle, too. You may have delayed periods due to an alteration in melatonin levels.
Are children more prone to melatonin side effects?
Yes, children are more prone to melatonin sensitivity
About ANF Therapy®️
ANF Therapy®️ uses circular ANF Devices, which are applied directly on the skin after palpation and assessment by a trained ANF Therapist following the ANF Therapy®️ Method, Patented Model no. U202030252, ES1259974.
The ANF Therapy®️ purpose is the alleviation of injury and pain within minutes.
Our aim is that the patient experiences a reduction of pain and swelling, an increase in range of motion, and an improvement in quality of life related to health. Non-transdermal, non-invasive device, NO needles or chemicals are used.
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