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Phil,
Thanks for sharing that information with us.
I have trouble when I take it.
Blessings, Virgie At 07:56 PM 6/29/2005, you wrote:
>I don't want to rain on anybody's parade but just in case you need to know
>this, melatonin can cause depression in some people. It does me. It does
>not with Sandy. The depression feelings are not long lasting but I thought
>it was just me when I began using it and later heard an expert on the radio
>discussing how well it works for most people and he mentioned to be aware of
>the possible depression factor. I'm not suggesting, nor was he, that
>depression will eventually happen either. If it doesn't happen right away,
>it apparently doesn't occur but I'm no expert.
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>Phil.
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