An interesting and extremely important presentation. There should have been thousands in the audience applauding his intellect and discoveries. Thank you Sir ❤️
Excellent talk. Glad to actually hear Reiter speaking after having read his papers with Scott Zimmermann etc. Also, 48:42 A slip of tongue when he said melanin instead of melatonin. But I'm very interested in researching the relationship between these two almost namesake molecules. I guess for one thing, they both protect the cells that produce them.
Profesor Rajter je fenomenalan i neponovljiv. I samo videti ga i slusati u tim godinama dovoljno je da se shvati koliko je melatonin koristan. Ogromno hvala Profesore.
@@healing-vibe-tribe How much and how do you take it? I take 1-1.5 grams transdermally with dmso daily. I have gone up to 2+g before. Have you noticed any positive changes in your life/performance?
Mushrooms, pistachios, bananas to name a few - not just for good sleep. Melatonin also feeds the mitochondria and offsets the diseases of ageing. Imagine that - cancer doesn’t grow at night because of melatonin.
My lifetime migrains slowly disappeared after taking the supplement everynight 6 years ago, that took away sinus preasure that triggered migrains almost everynight of my life.
Great lecture, thank you professor! I have a question about possible interaction of Melatonin with pain killers. My husband who has stage 4 cancer is taking Paracetamol and Tradamol due to the severe pain especially during the night. The drugs work to a certain extent meaning he manages to sleep during the night rather than sit in the chair the entire night. However on the days when he takes melatonin, the painkillers seems to stop working and he is up all night again. We have tested it many times and the result is always the same. I have noticed this a while ago whilst taking Melatonin as a protection from CT radiation - normally he would not have pain during the day taking paracetamol. However of the day of the scan, taking 30mg of Melatonin every three hours and double that before and after the scan, his pain was significant the entire day. Next day, no melatonin, no pain. Same happens at night when taking 100mg of Melatonin, he has to sit up all night, but on night without melatonin he can sleep with very little pain.
Keep melatonine up and add 20.000iu vit d3 liquid 3x 1500mg vit c 50mg zinc 300ug selenium 50mg boron 7 drops 5% lugols iodine(kills cancer) RSO oil (kills cancer kills the pain) Use mullaca use graviola (kills cancer)
@beyondlimitless8417 sorry about the stage 4. If you watched this video then you may have read Seyfield's Cancer as Metabolic disease book. Water fasting seems to be very effective, my guesscombined with melatonin should he very effective. As for the pain sensitivity again my guess is anti inflammatory properties may open up some of the receptors. The main point I want share is paracetamol can damage liver, NAC can reverse the condition, plus it is anti inflammatory. (I'm have no formal background in biology or pharmaceutical, please do your own research.)
He explained earlier that it only enters your blood stream through the releases from the pineal gland (eyesight), so the supplement is for blood health. Does this answer your question?
I went to medical school in Texas but I never had him as a professor instead I had some dude who told us that melatonin was dangerous but that the melatonin drugs were OK
Outstanding presentation. It seems to me, based on the presentation, that the ideal melatonin supplementation program should begin at sunset and continue until sleep time to mimic what would happen if you had no artificial lighting. Also, perhaps the best time for heavy exercise would be at sunset after taking a large doe of melatonin ? Another interesting question...maybe the ideal is to begin the melatonin at the same time everyday, to simulate living at the equator which has no seasons, just a 12/12 light/dark cycle ? Maybe having seasons is an extra stress to cause organs to adapt every year to differing challenge, or perhaps the body keeps track with an internal clock to know how many years have accumulated....so if seasons aren't triggered, the body thinks it is younger as far as any kind of death triggers?
bummer! i’ve been sitting a bottle + and about to take one for the first time tonight :/ maybe if i split the XR is half? that way i consume only [supposedly] 5mg?
our hunter gatherer ancestors who slept under the stars, what did they do when there was a full moon? Even later when our agricultural ancestors slept in straw or bark huts did they have to make curtains to keep out the moonlight or the bright flashes of lightning in night time storms. Perhaps the liver and brain adapts to occasional bright lights at night for short periods.
Prof did mention "seasonal" - if any impact from any photons , possibly there is lunar cycle in addition to solar. Remember folks closer to the equator have less seasonal changes.
Melatonin Supports healthy sleep but cannot cure psychosomatic sleep disorders. Try Meditation, journaling, reading, No media after 7pm. Consult a therapist. Good Luck. Greetings from Germany.
He didn't forget, he always chews gum when he speaks at length. I suspect it combats dry mouth since he also slurps down water when he talks. He's in his 80's so possibly he's on medication that causes this - or maybe old age does it.
@@Forever_Laura Dear FUD Lord, I guess you took it the wrong way since I addressed my advice not to highly-reputed professor Russel Reiter but to the guy who invited him onto the stage.
If you study melatonin every day since 1958 you learn a lot. Thanks, Professor Reiter.
An interesting and extremely important presentation. There should have been thousands in the audience applauding his intellect and discoveries. Thank you Sir ❤️
Excellent talk. Glad to actually hear Reiter speaking after having read his papers with Scott Zimmermann etc. Also, 48:42 A slip of tongue when he said melanin instead of melatonin. But I'm very interested in researching the relationship between these two almost namesake molecules. I guess for one thing, they both protect the cells that produce them.
This is the most important conversation ever! Yet there is a handful of people in attendance. Go's to show the state of the world.
Pure gold I'll listen one more time at least
Profesor Rajter je fenomenalan i neponovljiv. I samo videti ga i slusati u tim godinama dovoljno je da se shvati koliko je melatonin koristan.
Ogromno hvala Profesore.
I have always had intuition that less than 5mg of melatonin was a ridiculous dosage. I can only sleep with 10mg or 15mg.
Very enlighting.
Thank you.
I don't use melatonin as a sleep aid, but for other issues, and take far more than that now. Healing blessings to you
@@healing-vibe-tribe How much and how do you take it? I take 1-1.5 grams transdermally with dmso daily. I have gone up to 2+g before. Have you noticed any positive changes in your life/performance?
@@we-shall-prevail
Really ppl take 50,000 of melatonin a day? I sure pray for you and hope high dose helps you and your cancer!
@@we-shall-prevailthanks, good to know. God bless in your struggle.
@@we-shall-prevailseems like it would help to take it during the day as well. Good luck!
I have been taking melatonin at night for 4 years, Melatonin also protects the female ovaries. I have switched to incandescent lights for the evening.
I cannot find any incandescents to purchase anywhere. Where do you get them? Thanks.
@@trebleclef3886 Chinese
What a great treat to be able to to listen to this lecture and can be benefitted tremendously
I wished this was also transcripted also. This was certainly very fascinating and interesting to say the least.
Turn on CC, maybe helpful.
If you’re watching on TH-cam, tap on the description of the video where it says “more”. Scroll down and you will find the transcript.
Excelente aula parabéns ao professor REITTER E PATROCINADORES
Thanks for lecture, professor. Very informative.
Thank you Dr. Russel, best information.
Thank you for sharing this video it’s very informative
This people are very lucky, with the very respected Melatonin researcher Dr Russel Reitter
Great presentation. Thanks very much
Mushrooms, pistachios, bananas to name a few - not just for good sleep. Melatonin also feeds the mitochondria and offsets the diseases of ageing. Imagine that - cancer doesn’t grow at night because of melatonin.
It's anti cancer?
@@elizabethtara7658 Yes
@@healing-vibe-tribe is supplement form ok?
Red cherries are a good source too.
@@NMW80sour cherries
Very interesting! Well done dr Russ!
This was very enlightening. Thank you!
I love this and Russel. I take high dose nightly
Oh my god, this guy must be at least 100 years old! He was old in 1980! Still kicking...old Rus
it's the melatonin
I wish he would have given examples of the biologies of animals that hunt at night. ( how they cope with -clock rhythms').
Excellent lecture.
one wonder, how does melatonin affect the underfunctioning thyroid gland
My lifetime migrains slowly disappeared after taking the supplement everynight 6 years ago, that took away sinus preasure that triggered migrains almost everynight of my life.
Very very informative can you via me the pdf of this presentation.
Do we add k2 for dog as well?
What about the alteration of the feedback loop in the pineal gland production of melatonin?
There is none.
Doesnt exist
You didn't listen to the whole speech; he said there is not one feedback in the pineal gland.
“All of your mitochondria come from your mother.” Well that’s it, I’m screwed.
Melatonin came from pineal glands while we were in mom tummy before we were born. So simple as that.
Does he recommend a specific daily dose amount if you take a supplement.
Listen to the Q/A, it depends, 3,5,...400 mg
Dr klinghardt recommends high dose to treat autism.
Klinghardt sounds good, but is just a Quack. And you can't cure autism, it is not a disease.
Great lecture, thank you professor! I have a question about possible interaction of Melatonin with pain killers. My husband who has stage 4 cancer is taking Paracetamol and Tradamol due to the severe pain especially during the night. The drugs work to a certain extent meaning he manages to sleep during the night rather than sit in the chair the entire night. However on the days when he takes melatonin, the painkillers seems to stop working and he is up all night again. We have tested it many times and the result is always the same. I have noticed this a while ago whilst taking Melatonin as a protection from CT radiation - normally he would not have pain during the day taking paracetamol. However of the day of the scan, taking 30mg of Melatonin every three hours and double that before and after the scan, his pain was significant the entire day. Next day, no melatonin, no pain. Same happens at night when taking 100mg of Melatonin, he has to sit up all night, but on night without melatonin he can sleep with very little pain.
Would the research of Dr. Frank Shallenberger answer your question.
Just to be sure, give him a placebo one night and see what happens.
Get your husband on that German new medicine
Keep melatonine up and add
20.000iu vit d3 liquid
3x 1500mg vit c
50mg zinc
300ug selenium
50mg boron
7 drops 5% lugols iodine(kills cancer)
RSO oil (kills cancer kills the pain)
Use mullaca use graviola (kills cancer)
@beyondlimitless8417 sorry about the stage 4. If you watched this video then you may have read Seyfield's Cancer as Metabolic disease book. Water fasting seems to be very effective, my guesscombined with melatonin should he very effective. As for the pain sensitivity again my guess is anti inflammatory properties may open up some of the receptors.
The main point I want share is paracetamol can damage liver, NAC can reverse the condition, plus it is anti inflammatory.
(I'm have no formal background in biology or pharmaceutical, please do your own research.)
Does melatonin supplement pill provide the same amount of anti-oxidant protection in the mitochondria as natural Melatonin does??
I wanna know this answer tooooo!!
He explained earlier that it only enters your blood stream through the releases from the pineal gland (eyesight), so the supplement is for blood health. Does this answer your question?
Thats not how pharmacokinetics works, it is not only cells in your blood that come into contact with melatonin@@johnlashua3805
Did he say anything about melatonin being safe for animals? What dosage?
He has previously mentioned that no matter how crazy high doses they gave mice, there were zero side effects.
@@healing-vibe-tribe thanks. We need k2 along D3, same goes for dogs? Also for dog add K2?
@@714boba2003 Sorry, that would depend on the individual animal :)
@@714boba2003 your comment must be on the wrong vid. This was only about melatonin, not about D3/K2.
Can we take melatonin wd other medicines like celecoxib? and other vitamins like c and e?
Its generally safe to take with other medications.
Fungos produzem MELATONINA ???
I went to medical school in Texas but I never had him as a professor instead I had some dude who told us that melatonin was dangerous but that the melatonin drugs were OK
Quite the contrary....
If you take melatonin, your pineal glands don't work anymore. I took it while in hospital it make ne feel weak .
Outstanding presentation. It seems to me, based on the presentation, that the ideal melatonin supplementation program should begin at sunset and continue until sleep time to mimic what would happen if you had no artificial lighting. Also, perhaps the best time for heavy exercise would be at sunset after taking a large doe of melatonin ? Another interesting question...maybe the ideal is to begin the melatonin at the same time everyday, to simulate living at the equator which has no seasons, just a 12/12 light/dark cycle ? Maybe having seasons is an extra stress to cause organs to adapt every year to differing challenge, or perhaps the body keeps track with an internal clock to know how many years have accumulated....so if seasons aren't triggered, the body thinks it is younger as far as any kind of death triggers?
Two of the questions were misinterpreted. One about plants and one about shift workers
Night sheep's 🤣
At 84years, his responses to what he heard were still good. I was curious about the shift workers too, bummer.
Save yourself the slobbering noises and start watching at 3:50
How much melatonin does Dr Russel Reitner take?
100mg
What brand is recommended I am in U.K.
Sadly its only on prescription in the Uk I get mine from Greece.
❤❤❤️
Ohh please tell where this substance is obtained.😮
I want to guess ... 🐑 sheep .
Natrol?! Have you seen the litany of lousy ingredients and additives in it? Seriously?
bummer! i’ve been sitting a bottle + and about to take one for the first time tonight :/ maybe if i split the XR is half? that way i consume only [supposedly] 5mg?
Go to Pure Bulk, they have pure, melatonin, high-level, melatonin
our hunter gatherer ancestors who slept under the stars, what did they do when there was a full moon? Even later when our agricultural ancestors slept in straw or bark huts did they have to make curtains to keep out the moonlight or the bright flashes of lightning in night time storms. Perhaps the liver and brain adapts to occasional bright lights at night for short periods.
Dr Shallenberger said that research had been done and moonlight has no effect on Melatonin.
Moonlight does not have an effect said at some point of this lecture
He has shared in other lectures the moon doesn’t have blue light.
Howl at Moon
Prof did mention "seasonal" - if any impact from any photons , possibly there is lunar cycle in addition to solar. Remember folks closer to the equator have less seasonal changes.
Why don’t the NIH and NCI care about this topic at all?
Shift not sheep. Lol!
im taking 20mg but still cant sleep
Temporary behaviour
You need to increase at least double it to see your reaction
Melatonin Supports healthy sleep but cannot cure psychosomatic sleep disorders. Try Meditation, journaling, reading, No media after 7pm. Consult a therapist. Good Luck. Greetings from Germany.
NAC I find helps. X
Also magnesium
Next time don't forget to remove your bubble gum from your mouth.
He didn't forget, he always chews gum when he speaks at length. I suspect it combats dry mouth since he also slurps down water when he talks. He's in his 80's so possibly he's on medication that causes this - or maybe old age does it.
@@Forever_Laura Dear FUD Lord,
I guess you took it the wrong way since I addressed my advice not to highly-reputed professor Russel Reiter but to the guy who invited him onto the stage.
@@StArIk12 my apologies
@@StArIk12 🙏
whats it got to do with if he chews gum while speaking,are you paying his salary.
As soon as he said evolution, I switched it off. He has nothing to say.
You don’t believe in evolution? Haha
Well if you switch off you learn nothing.
What you should switch off is your lights and make some melatonin.
Me too evolution is fantasy
He was a good lecturer, open your mind so you can learn.
That intro was so long, i didnt need melatonin to fall a Sleep
Lullaby
can someone tell me if Melatonin is safe to take? i don't want to listen to the entire video.
@Jen 1990 🤣🤣😂
I would eat any of pistachios or banana or mushrooms a few times a week and you will get plenty naturally without taking a supplement-
@Jen 1990 thank you, but it sounds scary though. What about if it messes the brain or something
@@mshahid2898 you obviously don't know much about melatonin
@Jen 1990 everyone is different. Sometimes it takes some tweeking.