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//Interestingly enough, however, melatonin can also make depression symptoms worse in some people. As melatonin is used for sleep, it brings energy levels down. Weakened energy can contribute to feelings of depression. Lowering one’s mood more than the individual is used to can lead to a depressive state. According to some experts, the negative effects of melatonin can be combatted by increasing your Vitamin D intake. The easiest and most natural way to increase your Vitamin D intake is to expose your body, safely of course, to natural sunlight. Upping Vitamin D can almost instantly improve your mood, and negate the lowered mood you may have from melatonin supplements. Of course, another good rule of thumb is to limit the amount of melatonin you are consuming. Using it every day may not be necessary, and if you feel that is altering your mood too much, ask your therapist about other natural alternatives.//
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