Melatonin - Factors that Interfere with
Introduction
This section describes the various substances and other factors that can interfere with or lower Melatonin production or Melatonin function.
These Substances may Interfere with Melatonin
Alkaloids
Caffeine may interfere with the endogenous production of Melatonin.
Minerals
Copper may inhibit the production of Melatonin.
Fluoride may reduce the production of Melatonin by the Pineal Gland. [1]
Prescribed Medications
Aspirin may interfere with the endogenous production of Melatonin. [2]
Benzodiazepines may lower the endogenous production of Melatonin.
Beta-Blockers may lower the endogenous production of Melatonin. [3]
Ibuprofen may interfere with the endogenous production of Melatonin.
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