Melatonin's Hidden Power: How It Rewires Cellular Inflammation and Aging
New research reveals melatonin does far more than regulate sleep—it actively suppresses the NLRP3 inflammasome, a key driver of cellular damage during oxygen deprivation events like heart attacks and strokes. This discovery points to mitochondrial function as the unified mechanism underlying multiple aging diseases, suggesting melatonin's real value may be as a cellular protectant rather than a sleep aid.
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