Editor's note: Considering its other benefits in sleep and its anti-oxidant
properties combined with its low toxicity, melatonin seems a likely candidate for
preventive action against the pathologies of brain aging.

Also, noting the date issued, one may question why melatonin has not been
taken up by the medical profession instead of drugs which a-- have failed, and b--
have toxic properties. Answer: So what else is new?

Ann. N Y Academy of Sciences, 2004, Dec. By: Drs. Bondy, Lahiri, Sharman, et al.,
Dept. of Community & Environmental Med., U. of Cal, Irvine. 92697-1825, USA

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