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Dr. Nase,

I'm glad we have you on board. This melatonin news is exciting. If I can decrease my nighttime internal core temperature, I should not wake up red faced. No one else could have put this connection together and write if for the average rosacea sufferer so that he or she would understand:

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I'm glad we have you on board. This melatonin news is exciting. If I can decrease my nighttime internal core temperature, I should not wake up red faced. No one else could have put this connection together and write if for the average rosacea sufferer so that he or she would understand:

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Yes, I think Melatonin should be taken by all rosacea sufferers. Stick to the Source Naturals Brand that is sublinqual and includes coenzymated Vit. B-6. Not only does it reduce core temperature at night and allow the blood vessels to rest and regain their normal tone, but oral melatonin is a potent antioxidant that scavenges free radicals while you're sleeping and reduces various forms of inflammatory processes. Definitely a keeper.

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Yes, I think Melatonin should be taken by all rosacea sufferers. Stick to the Source Naturals Brand that is sublinqual and includes coenzymated Vit. B-6. Not only does it reduce core temperature at night and allow the blood vessels to rest and regain their normal tone, but oral melatonin is a potent antioxidant that scavenges free radicals while you're sleeping and reduces various forms of inflammatory processes. Definitely a keeper.

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I use 12 mgs of the Source Naturals Sublingual Formula and within a half an hour my body feels relaxed and a touch cooler.

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