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100mg melatonin
500mg magnesium glyc
sweet dreams tea

this puts me out pretty quick even tho its natty cope
 
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100mg melatonin, nigga
 
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who the fuck takes 100mg melatonin, i take 6 without anything else and doze off quick
 
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they dont know fuckshit about biology, literally spouting absolute bullshit. do your own research and dont believe rando threads
@rotation
 
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thing is, they claim that "30-200mg is for the full cardiovascular, anti-inflammatory, anti-oxidant properties" which is not really accurate to the pinpoint and melatonin’s antioxidant effects are present at much lower doses. If ehh melatonin at 30–200 mg improved hypertension, diabetes, and heart diseases and whatnot in a good way it'd be a common medical cardiology practice by now which isnt, the evidence is heavily limited and i believe that thread is taking niche very limited sources of evds and applying it into real world which isnt practical by all means
 
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and theres a paradox here too, youre essentially shutting off ur bodys natural capabilities to produce melatonin by taking such a large dosage, the author cherrypicked it and did say essentially that it's bad but yet went on to support the idea, thats contradictory.
 
and theres a paradox here too, youre essentially shutting off ur bodys natural capabilities to produce melatonin by taking such a large dosage, the author cherrypicked it and did say essentially that it's bad but yet went on to support the idea, thats contradictory.
bro exogenous melatonin does not effect endogenous production
 
bro exogenous melatonin does not effect endogenous production
huh no, as far as i know, exogenous melatonin signals feedback to the hypothalamus and pituitary. Chronic high dose use will ofc suppress endogenous production
 
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huh no, as far as i know, exogenous melatonin signals feedback to the hypothalamus and pituitary. Chronic high dose use will ofc suppress endogenous production
whether my dose shuts down my natural production it doesn't matter. I'm gonna keep taking it for the rest of my life anyway. I notice on the days I forget I still sleep fine it just takes longer to fall asleep (5-10 mins w/melatonin; 10-30 mins without)
 
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huh no, as far as i know, exogenous melatonin signals feedback to the hypothalamus and pituitary. Chronic high dose use will ofc suppress endogenous production
to be clear, im not saying the evidence proves high dose melatonin suppresses production long term, just that it can influence signaling while it’s being used
 
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huh no, as far as i know, exogenous melatonin signals feedback to the hypothalamus and pituitary. Chronic high dose use will ofc suppress endogenous production
Can u provide a source?
 
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to be clear, im not saying the evidence proves high dose melatonin suppresses production long term, just that it can influence signaling while it’s being used
wym influencing signaling?
 
no he cant bcs its wrong
Yeah cuz it’s very weird it’s my first time ever hearing this, that would mean it cause dependence which simply isn’t true
 
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Can u provide a source?
i misframed it earlier, my bad, more accurate would be that during such high dosage your body can interfere with the signalling and can potentially modulate receptor responsiveness while you’re taking it although there isnt like strong human evid showing long term suppression of endogenous melatonin production after stopping
 
100mg melatonin
500mg magnesium glyc
sweet dreams tea

this puts me out pretty quick even tho its natty cope
I take 2mg malatonin max and Tap out after 10min max post goon
 
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i misframed it earlier, my bad, more accurate would be that during such high dosage your body can interfere with the signalling and can potentially modulate receptor responsiveness while you’re taking it although there isnt like strong human evid showing long term suppression of endogenous melatonin production after stopping
Yeah cuz i never heard it cause suppression in natural production that would mean dependence, either way even then we don’t even know if it interfere with signaling always, not that important of a substance anyway
 
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Yeah cuz i never heard it cause suppression in natural production that would mean dependence, either way even then we don’t even know if it interfere with signaling always, not that important of a substance anyway
i've said that in the sense of this study as far as i remember, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/15135299/
 
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it can affect how the circadian rhythm signal is expressed while you’re taking it
yes it does effect circadian rhythm but in a positive way
 
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they dont know fuckshit about biology, literally spouting absolute bullshit. do your own research and dont believe rando threads

how kind of you

im sure my 20+ hours of research into the topic consisted of absolutely nothing true

im clearly just involved in the melatonin industry and therefore benefit from lying about if its good or not

I will debate you on this if you like
 
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the author cherrypicked it and did say essentially that it's bad but yet went on to support the idea, thats contradictory.

and where did I say it was bad?

and obviously you hold the burden of proof because I showed proof, you just said I was wrong
 
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how kind of you

im sure my 20+ hours of research into the topic consisted of absolutely nothing true

im clearly just involved in the melatonin industry and therefore benefit from lying about if its good or not

I will debate you on this if you like
I don't mind but I'm about to head to sleep, we can continue this after I wake up
 
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Provided source as to what I was talking about, can be taken as controversial but there's some plausible truth to the words which I oversimplified
 
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I don't mind but I'm about to head to sleep, we can continue this after I wake up

give me a point of discussion

Provided source as to what I was talking about, can be taken as controversial but there's some plausible truth to the words which I oversimplified

'some' ??
 
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The magnesium glycinate is good but the melatonin is way to much bro sleep latency ≠ sleep quality you will fuck your natursl
Production and sleep quality if you want ideal melatonin release before bed you take 0.1 mg 2 hours before bed you shouldn’t use it as a sedative at that high of a dosage.
 
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The magnesium glycinate is good but the melatonin is way to much bro sleep latency ≠ sleep quality you will fuck your natursl
Production and sleep quality if you want ideal melatonin release before bed you take 0.1 mg 2 hours before bed you shouldn’t use it as a sedative at that high of a dosage.
I don’t take the melatonin just for sleep I just have to take it before bed due to it’s effects on sleep
 
I don’t take the melatonin just for sleep I just have to take it before bed due to it’s effects on sleep
100mg won’t increase sleep quality if that’s the point of your stack if anything it will damage it sleep stacks are mostly cope if your going naturally.
 
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they dont know fuckshit about biology, literally spouting absolute bullshit. do your own research and dont believe rando threads
Nigga critique the evidence provided dont just say shit, since you probs didnt read it heres 2 he provided plus 2 meta-analysises as a bonus on the matter




 
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If ehh melatonin at 30–200 mg improved hypertension, diabetes, and heart diseases and whatnot in a good way it'd be a common medical cardiology practice by now which isnt,
Theres many things that can do so, how many things do you want them to do?

Provide real evidence instead of nonsensical bad reasoning
the evidence is heavily limited and i believe that thread is taking niche very limited sources of evds and applying it into real world which isnt practical by all means
The evidence is not limited we have many many studies and analysises on the matter, youre also framing it as if hes extrapolating anything which he is not
 
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Theres many things that can do so, how many things do you want them to do?

Provide real evidence instead of nonsensical bad reasoning

The evidence is not limited we have many many studies and analysises on the matter, youre also framing it as if hes extrapolating anything which he is not
How is that bad reasoning, I’m saying that if 30-200 mg consistently produced medically meaningful improvement in diseases like hypertension, diabetes and so on, wouldnt we have large discussion in cardiology guidelines and trials

I agree the fact that there are low dose sleep studies, im not saying that melatonin doesn't work but how many large randomized trials are there using 50 mg or more that shows improvements?
 
Nigga critique the evidence provided dont just say shit, since you probs didnt read it heres 2 he provided plus 2 meta-analysises as a bonus on the matter




Gng the papers you linked don't really back up the claims, the papers you linked are small observational studies. The biomolecular one is an interesting theory but again, it doesn’t really show real human benefits and mdpi study also isn’t randomized and doesn’t have strong controls or hard endpoints like heart disease events, stroke and so on
 
give me a point of discussion



'some' ??
I think ur thread relies a LOT on theoretical, small studies. but I don’t see large human trials showing that high dose melatonin actually improves long term health outcomes
 
100mg won’t increase sleep quality if that’s the point of your stack if anything it will damage it sleep stacks are mostly cope if your going naturally.
Melatonin is never used to improve sleep quality just latency. It has zero effect on REM sleep patterns
 
Melatonin is never used to improve sleep quality just latency. It has zero effect on REM sleep patterns
 
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How is that bad reasoning, I’m saying that if 30-200 mg consistently produced medically meaningful improvement in diseases like hypertension, diabetes and so on, wouldnt we have large discussion in cardiology guidelines and trials
No because we 100+ things that can do that, do you expect doctors to put patients on 100+ meds?
I agree the fact that there are low dose sleep studies, im not saying that melatonin doesn't work but how many large randomized trials are there using 50 mg or more that shows improvements?
Idk i havent counted them, but yoi clearly missed the point megadoses are not for better sleep but to get the antioxidants benefits of melatonin
the papers you linked are small observational studies. The biomolecular one is an interesting theory but again, it doesn’t really show real human benefits
He made many claims, not just prcatical claims, this one backs up his claims about the theory behind it all
mdpi study also isn’t randomized and doesn’t have strong controls or hard endpoints like heart disease events, stroke and so on
If you need randomized control trials scroll fown to the third link and you can read that the meta analysis was made of 15 randomized control trials
 
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Nigga critique the evidence provided dont just say shit, since you probs didnt read it heres 2 he provided plus 2 meta-analysises as a bonus on the matter

thank you

its frustrating when people won't read evidence provided against their point and just spew insults

I have no issue with somebody refuting my claims but doing so by calling me a retard instead of actually providing any evidence is unfair and ridiculous
 
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