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hould you take melatonin to get rid of insomnia? First off, let's look at what melatonin is. Melatonin is a naturally occurring hormone found in just about all living things, including human beings. It is also found in other living organisms such as algae. Melatonin is a more beneficial supplement than other types of sleeping aids, because as we mentioned earlier, it is natural. Also, melatonin does not carry as many risks for addiction that sleeping pills do. However, this does not give you carte blanche to use it every night. While I recommend that you never use sleeping pills to conquer insomnia, I think occasional use of melatonin is fine. But if you use melatonin too much, your body will build a tolerance to it, and then you will have to use it to get to sleep. Also, if you have extreme insomnia where you are unable to get much sleep night after night, melatonin may not help you all that much, since it is not really all that strong. If you are suffering from insomnia and are considering using melatonin, you should try to incorporate some other habits into your lifestyle to battle insomnia. A lack of sleep can be brought on by a number of factors, not just those related to your health. If you often go to sleep at random times, this could definitely trigger insomnia. Try to keep a consistent sleep schedule. If you are consuming caffeine or alcohol shortly before bed, and have trouble sleeping, eliminate using these products. These are just a couple of things you can do in addition to taking melatonin to get rid of insomnia. The book Stop Insomnia has a number of tips for better sleep that do not include the use of melatonin or other sleep aids. Check it out here
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