Is melatonin safe, non-habit forming, and suitable for addressing my sleep issues?

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I read your query and can understand your concern.

Melatonin indeed aids sleep, as its production can be hindered by screen use and lights. This deficiency can be supplemented, but I recommend natural measures first, such as turning off screens three to four hours before bedtime, regular exercise, and a healthy diet rich in protein and vegetables. Stay well-hydrated and maintain a routine. It takes about two weeks to change sleep habits. If natural methods fail, consider supplements cautiously due to potential addiction and side effects like headaches and weakness.

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