***MELATONIN*** & its effects on human structure | El Paso, Tx (2021)
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Today Dr. Alex Jimenez, Clinical Nutritionist Ana Paola Rodriguez Arciniega, and Senior Health Coach Kenna Lee Vaughn discuss the function of Chronobiotic molecule, Melatonin.
Discussion: Melatonin is the primary hormone synthesized in the pineal gland. It is considered synchronize our biological clock as a master clock that distributed temporal cues. Nevertheless, melatonin is involved in the protection of our GI tract, has immunologic, antioxidant and anti-inflammatory functions that serve as a potent therapeutic option.
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Dr. Alex Jimenez DC, MSACP, ATN, IFMCP. CIFM, CCST
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