Dr. Russell Reiter on melatonin, cancer, diseases of aging.
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Russel Reiter, Ph.D. is a Professor of Cell Biology in the department of Cell Systems and Anatomy at UT Health, San Antonio. His research is centred around the impact of melatonin in biological systems. He is the Editor-in-Chief of Melatonin Research and on the Editorial Board of over 35 other journals. He is the recipient of numerous awards including three honorary doctor of medicine degrees and the Presidential Distinguished Scholar Award from UT Health San Antonio. He is also on the Clarivate Analytics list of Highly Cited Scientists. At the time of recording, Professor Reiter’s papers have been cited over 174,000 times.
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Love anything Dr Reiter says. Type 1 diabetic here, late 6th generation and have been taking 60mg of Pure Bulk melatonin since I first heard him talk, several years ago. Think it is time I double my dose, not because of diabetic issues ( normal A1C) or APOE4 genes ( don’t have), but because I don’t want any issues! This man is genius and I gifted my doctor his book. Even though it has been in print for years, the data remains the same, if not more favorable.
Thank you for interviewing this brilliant man.
Wonderful interview- I loved every minute of it! I think Dr. Reiter may have erred when he stated that a company located in Henderson, Nevada was a good place to get bulk melatonin, and that it was called Pure Bulk. There is a company with that name but they are located in Oregon. There is a bulk supplement company located in Henderson, Nevada that offers melatonin and their name is Bulk Supplements and I suspect that is the company Dr. Reiter was referencing.
I heard he takes 100-200mg every night. Where does he get his melatonin? I know oral dose does not absorb that high, so it has to be trans-dermal or supository.