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Ken O'Neill wrote:
 >For those past 40, add melatonin to the list. The more recent Paleo book,
 >Primal Body - Primal Mind, goes into considerable depth not only about D but
 >the requirement for keeping D and A levels in balance.

For one to add melatonin to the list of supplements for people 
following the paleo diet, you must show how our eating and lifestyle 
results in a need for melatonin. Clearly our clothing, indoor 
lifestyle and moving away from the equator gets us less sun, hence 
the need for Vitamin D. But melatonin?

For every supplement out there I'm sure you can find someone touting 
the need to take it. But that doesn't make it paleo.

Don.

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