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Melatonin, light therapy, and jet lag.

N J Lathrop, M Lentz
Review Air medical journal 2001 12 citations
PubMed
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Study Design

Study Type
review
Intervention
Melatonin, light therapy, and jet lag. various
Comparator
Placebo
Effect Direction
Positive
Risk of Bias
Moderate

Abstract

If you enter the words jet lag into your Internet search engine, multiple sites come up. Jet lag is a term common to all travelers, but what is it? The medication melatonin, available in most convenience stores, is marketed as a sleep agent or treatment for jet lag, but is it safe? Is it a sleeping pill? How is light therapy related to melatonin?

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