Thanks for the warning! |
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I have found out that melatonin(good for lucid dreaming for those who don't know) is one of the chemicals that delays puberty so to all those who are between 10 and 15 (big margin just in case) I would beware of it and try and achieve lucids the normal way (by yourself). |
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TeaSea
"No... my avatar isn't changing. You're changing."
some how, I really don't beileave this, or that TV speeds up puberty... |
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As a man thinks in his heart, so is he.
-Proverbs 23:7
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Good thing I am done with puberty ^_^ ............... or am I >_> |
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I took Melatonin on prescription for years starting in my early puberty: never had any problems such as you described. |
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Luminous Spacious Dream Masters That Holographically Communicate
among other teachers taught me
not to overestimate the Value of our Concrete Knowledge;"Common sense"/Rationality,
for doing so would make us Blind for the unimaginable, unparalleled Capacity of and Wisdom contained within our Felt Knowledge;Subconscious Intuition.
Its probably just superstition but you have to be careful when taking such things, too much can cause damaging effects, watching TV i doubt speeds up puberty though. |
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I doubt watching TV speeds up puberty, it sounds lie propaganda so that stations could get more money. As for melatonin, if it delays puberty then you might as well never sleep again! [Please don't do that, you'd die] Since melatonin is the essential thing that makes you sleep, now I don't know if it might do that if you OD on melatonin so if you go by that sort of means I can't refute you |
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Well, I have found two versions of the article: |
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Last edited by wet?dreamer; 06-28-2007 at 08:54 PM.
TeaSea
"No... my avatar isn't changing. You're changing."
The only thing I don't see, is how melatonin is not bad for you. |
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Simon
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Does anyone know how long taking 3 mg of melatonin should have an effect on you for? Is this something that can help you take a nap, or is it likely to still make you drowsy when you wake up in 2 hours? |
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It's unhealthy for puberty to begin early. If melatonin delays the onset of puberty, this should be just one more reason why supplementing with it in this day and age, where artifical lights are ubiquitous and natural melatonin secretion is abnormally low in every almost modern human being on the planet, is in fact a healthy thing to do. |
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Melatonin is an antioxidant too. |
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It's very unlikely that melatonin slows down puberty because when you go to sleep your brain starts to produce lots of melatonin to get you to go to sleep. |
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everything in our life happens at once. the future is already happening at this moment. We just cant conciously notice it.
That's half the equation, lucidfruit. But to get you to go to sleep in the first place, your body produces melatonin based on the amount of ambient light in your environment. The only way to be exposed to more light than usual in the natural world is to be awake more often, and being awake more often would correlate with a human specimen who has abundant enough physical resources to afford staying up all hours of the day (as opposed to sleep 10-12 hours a day or longer because it's winter, you're starving and can't afford the energy to move, etc), which would signal the body that it has enough energy stored up to begin puberty (which requires a lot of resources to undergo - hungry teens and bottomless stomaches, etc.). |
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