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    An oral supplementation of 2.5mg of melatonin will be given to the melatonin supplementation group at 19:30 eastern time daily for 4 months. The sleep-aid pharmaceuticals intervention group will be instructed with the direction of a physician to consume a sedative-hypnotic drug product called Lunesta, which…

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    I went from ProQuest to Academic OneFile, and I still found nothing. I quickly began to feel frustrated after an hour of searching. I used search terms such as “technology,” “sleep length,” “screen,” “melatonin,” and “sleep.” I then remembered to use Google Scholar. I searched “effects of light on sleep,” and I immediately came across the article, “Effects of playing a computer game using a bright display on presleep physiological variables, sleep latency…

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    Sleeping Cycle Essay

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    Scientists have been fascinated about human sleeping cycle, where the darkness of sunlight triggers a chain of molecular event spreading from our eyes to our pineal gland thus generates a hormone melatonin into the brain. With the melatonin, it alters the electrical rhythm and brings brain to realm of sleep. During this new study, scientists discovered this power sleeping cycle occurred 700 million years ago. Moreover, through this study, the author proposes that our sleeping habits evolved from…

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    Have you ever wondered why the U.S does daylight savings time and the rest of the world doesn’t? The U.S has been using daylight savings time for years while other countries have stopped after WW2. In the articles“Pros & Cons: Daylight Savings time” by Proscons.org and the article “The Curious and Contentious Story of Daylight Saving Time” by David Prerau they state that daylight savings is both good and bad. Although some argue that the U.S should eliminate daylight savings, I believe that…

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    “Early start times in some schools also might play a role in lost sleep.” said KidsHealth.org. Most teens fall asleep at 11:00 or later, which causes a deficit when they wake up for school early in the morning. Another factor in causing less sleep is melatonin, a brain hormone, which doesn’t activate until later in the night for teens. More sleep will help you achieve higher academic grades in school. These reasons are important factors in whether schools should start later or not. Most…

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    go to bed earlier over the years, including breathing exercises, and have found some promising results that work for me. Here are three ways to get to bed earlier while maintaining your sanity: Reducing light exposure Your body produces melatonin at night to assist you…

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    Temazepam Research Paper

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    because several people rely on sleeping pills for years and therefore have a high risk of being addictive to this pill. I thought what if temazepam structure was more similar to something that is naturally made in the body to promote sleep, such as melatonin. Below is a side by side comparison of temazepam and…

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    studies propose that the mechanism of DOX-induced heart apoptosis is dependent on the activation of tumor suppressor p53 [9] [10]. Melatonin (MEL), is the chief secretory product of the pineal gland of all mammals. During the day the pineal gland is inactive, when the sun goes down and darkness occurs, the pineal gland is activated and starts to actively produce melatonin. MEL participates in circadian rhythm regulation and plays an important role in anti aging processes [11]…

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    Melatonin is a hormone that a person’s body produces naturally, and how much melatonin a person’s brain produces depends on the light exposure a person is getting. When it is very bright outside during the day the brain does not produce very much melatonin, which helps keep a person more alert, but when it gets dark outside the brain produces more melatonin, which causes one to feel sleepy. A person can do things to help the body create more melatonin at night, which will help…

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    disadvantages to delaying school starting times such as after school activities, church, parents’ jobs, etc. Teens produce the sleep inducing hormone called melatonin just like the rest of the humans roaming the earth. However, teens produce melatonin at different times as compared to children and adults. Typically, teens produce melatonin from eleven o’clock at night to eight o’clock in the morning. (Kalish) Therefore, if school starts at seven o’clock in the morning, teens are less focused;…

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