Long-term melatonin use may increase the risk of heart failure, study finds

I'm kinda worried about this new info on melatonin, I take it sometimes and it actually helps me sleep but now I heard that long term use might increase heart failure risk 😕 it's not all bad tho, 'cause like my doctor said taking it in moderation is probably fine... still, gotta make sure we know more about what's really going on.
 
I remember when I first started taking melatonin for sleep and it was game changer 💤... or so I thought. My doctor prescribed me a low dose and I took it for a few months, but then I stopped because I didn't feel like I needed it anymore. But now I'm hearing that long-term use might be bad for my heart? 🤯 That's crazy to me. I've been fine on melatonin for years... or so I thought 😬. I guess you can never really know what you're putting in your body until more research comes out, right? 👀
 
omg, who wouldn't want to take a fancy pill to sleep like it's 2025 😴? seriously though, can you imagine how many ppl just started popping melatonin because they couldn't wind down after watching another season of their fave show 📺? anywayz, idk about all these meds... my grandma still swears by the old ways - like, have you tried just meditating for 5 mins before bed? 🙏
 
just saw this study about melatonin and my mind is blown 😱 i take melatonin sometimes when im stressed or can't sleep but never thought it could be bad for me... all these years i was just trying to get a good night's rest 🤯 what if everything we think is safe turns out not to be? gotta do some more research on this one, maybe talk to a doc about it 💊
 
Melatonin, I mean what's up with this stuff 🤔? It's like we're so desperate for a good night's sleep that we'll just throw anything at it and hope it sticks 🌃. I get it, insomnia is no joke, but 89% more likely to develop heart failure from taking melatonin? That's some crazy stats 💸. And what's up with the 'may not be as harmless as commonly assumed' vibe? Like, we already knew that our bodies are complex and stuff 🤯. Can't we just have a clear answer for once? Not to say I'm against all supplements, but let's get more research done before we start jumping on the melatonin bandwagon 🚂. My money's on some unknown variable causing this whole thing... like maybe it's all about balance and moderation 🙏.
 
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