Let me end this part, Mike, with: we've always thought that the foundation is lifestyle management and then we have adjuncts of pharmacotherapy
The second wave will be the invention of combinations and next-generation pharmacology
We have a new tool for managing sleep apnea, but were also learning how it may help with insomnia, anxiety, and even neurodegenerative conditions
The sodium salt is probably effective, but thats not how it was tested to gain FDA-approval
Lastly, epithalon plays a significant role in the endocrine system by increasing levels of endogenous hormones that naturally diminish with age, such as melatonin (which helps regulate the sleep cycle), and gonadotropic hormones (FSG, LG, prolactin), which play a role in reproductive functions [8]
As an added advantage, these meds decrease the pace at which foods are digested in the digestive system