Melatonin Poisoning in Children Surged 503 Percent in Ten Years

What was said

"There was a study that was published about 3 years ago that showed here in America over the past 10 years, there has been a 503% increase in poisonous overdose admissions to hospitals of melatonin in the past 10 years, 503% increase."

Walker warned about the explosive growth of melatonin use in pediatric populations, revealing that hospital admissions for melatonin overdoses in children increased over 500% in the past decade in America. He also cited 1970s studies showing high-dose melatonin caused testicular atrophy in juvenile rats, raising concerns about long-term effects on reproductive development that remain unstudied in humans taking melatonin for years.