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    Jet Lag Research Paper

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    and various hormonal changes. In order for an individual to perform at its highest potential, and be alert, one must keep their circadian rhythms fine-tuned by getting enough sleep. The pineal gland plays a huge role in helping the body produce melatonin to help maintain these rhythms. When an individual…

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    BEEP! BEEP! BEEP! I look at my alarm, it’s 7:00AM. I fall out of bed, furiously brushing my teeth, throw some clothes on, and run out the door to catch the bus. This was my routine every morning. Waking up at 6:45 AM, eating breakfast, showering, and then rushing down to the same bus stop, hopefully, to make the 7:42 AM bus. I heavily relied on the bus my freshman and sophomore years of high school. My parents were always preoccupied, getting my younger brother and sister ready for school and…

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    Too Much Homework Is Bad

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    Does your child seem to get a lot of homework? This seems to be a problem affecting many students in our world. Today, many students seem to have so much homework. The effects of too much homework are as follows: disturbance of the life balance of the child, less time for friends, family, and extracurricular activities, and greater amounts of stress. For these reasons, the amount of homework a child receives must be reduced. To begin with, too much homework disturbs the life balance of the…

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    Darkness tells the body to make more melatonin, light makes melatonin production to slow down. Melatonin levels rise before bedtime at about 9:30 pm and goes down as the day goes on. Usually melatonin is produced in bigger, larger amounts in young people up to around 20 years old, soon after that the level of melatonin production continues to go fall as you get older. The main function of melatonin is to adjust our body’s internal clock. For sleep insomnia the recommended…

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    Melatonin Research Paper

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    every one of these periods to keep our bodies working correctly. Our bodies are tired by night (or whenever our normal sleep time is) and our Pineal Gland (same gland that produces DMT)secretes Melatonin. Melatonin is a sleep hormone that our bodies produce when in it is time for us to go to sleep. Melatonin helps make us sleepy.…

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    Melatonin Research Paper

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    better quality of life. The release in the market of different kinds of melatonin sleep aid products has given new hope for better sleep conditions for the millions of insomniacs around the world. Melatonin Synthesized from serotonin and produced by the pineal gland, Melatonin is a naturally occurring substance. Melatonin production is highest at night and naturally signals the body that it is time to sleep. In other words, melatonin manages people's perceptions and natural reactions to night…

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    biological factors influence the quality of sleep we experience and one of significant importance is the hormone melatonin. Melatonin plays two major roles in the physiology of sleep. Its first role is to encourage sleep, and its second role is to help the brain transition through the different stages of sleep in accordance with the body’s circadian rhythm. The production and release of melatonin indicate the beginning of the sleep-wake cycle. What…

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    have never heard about; Melatonin Melatonin is a natural hormone made by your body's pineal gland; this gland is located just above the middle of the brain. During the day the pineal is inactive, when the sun goes down and darkness occurs, the pineal is "turned on" and begins to produce melatonin which is released into the blood around 9 pm and stay elevated for about 12 hours, its main job is to regulate sleep-wake cycles, darkness causes the body to produce more melatonin which signals the…

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    Double Blind Study Essay

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    Several double blind research studies were performed to assess if Melatonin was a good aid in sleep for individuals who suffered from not being able to fall asleep in an adequate amount of time. The studies hoped to improve the quality of life which included a longer sleeping time and ease of being able to go to sleep when tired. Placebos of 1-3 mg where given and chosen as an adequate amount to avoid being too little or too much drug for the patient in comparison to the placebo. Too little of…

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    up of glands that produce and secrete hormones, chemical substances produced in the body that regulate the activity of cells or organs. This system enables hormones such as melatonin and cortisol to take effect on human behavior, which will be discussed in this paper. Cortisol is dispensed through the adrenal glands and melatonin is dispensed by the pineal gland. These hormones impact both physiology and psychology…

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