Showing posts with label melatonin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label melatonin. Show all posts

Alteril Sleep Aid Scam

I originally published an Alteril product review on the now-defunct Yahoo! Voices in 2009. I called it a scam then and nothing has changed my mind about that. Here's the update on the Alteril scam. Background: Six years ago, I found in my then-16 year old son's bedroom, medication I didn't recognize. It was Alteril (Somnia latoril). When I asked him, he said a "friend's mom gave it me (red flag) to help me sleep better (red flag). Apparently this friend's mother ordered some from an infomercial (red flag) and gave some to her son (red flag) who shared it round. Biggest red flag! Now that's not the company's fault. But their shady infomercial marketing and dubious product labeling is. Read on Alteril Sleep Aid Scam Overpriced, Infomercial Internet Sales, Dubious Ingredients and Labeling

Long-Term Use of Melatonin as Sleep Aid May Create Increased Tolerance and Dependency

Melatonin, or N-acetyl-5-methoxytryptamine, is a naturally occurring hormone, that is used by an increasing number of people as a sleep aid. From personal experience and talking to others who've used it, I found that taking melatonin nightly to aid sleep can have adverse effects. These include increased tolerance, dependency, failure to address underlying sleep problems and altered sleep patterns. Many people take melatonin by itself or in combination with other ingredients in such sleep aids as Alteril. Melatonin is used for a variety of sleeping problems: to help people get to sleep, stay asleep and sleep better. Melatonin is available over the counter in the US, but in other countries by prescription only. Read more Long-Term Use of Melatonin as Sleep Aid Creates Increased Tolerance and Dependency

Melatonin Hormone Boost Sleep Aid- Addictive?

Long-Term Use of Melatonin as Sleep Aid Creates Increased Tolerance and Dependency
Melatonin is a naturally occurring hormone. An increasing number of people use it as a sleep aid. Taking melatonin can have adverse effects: increased tolerance, dependency, masking other sleep problems and altered sleep patterns.
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Alteril Sleep Aid Scam


Alteril Warnings: Internet Sleep Aid Scam Alteril (Somnia Lateril) an apparently natural OTC sleep aid is marketed on television and on the internet with infomercials.Supposedly containing L-tryptophan, Alteril also induces sleep with Melatonin; dangerous! Dozens of reports call Alteril a scam. Alteril has dangerous reported side effects. Caveat Emptor!Read more

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