The Theory of the Association of Free Radicals with the Hormone Melatonin in Sleep and Anaesthesia Explained
Journal: International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) (Vol.6, No. 12)Publication Date: 2017-12-05
Authors : Muhammad Niyaz Muhammad Nuski;
Page : 683-684
Keywords : Melatonin; Sleep theory; hormone; free radicals; anesthesia; anti-oxidants;
Abstract
Free radicals are well known to be present in the brain. They are molecules with a single electron and can cause damage to any body cells or mechanisms including of those in the brain. At the end of the day after going through a lot of stress, free radicals accumulate in the brain and body. Their presence is damaging and harmful. Also, it is well known that the levels of the hormone melatonin increases during sleep. It is known to cause sleepiness. It is in fact used to treat insomnia. It is also known to have good anti-oxidant properties. Keeping these two in mind, it is good enough to speculate the connection in between the free radicals and melatonin levels in the brain.
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