Melatonin in the Cancer Protocol: Why This Hormone Is Non-Negotiable

Melatonin in the Cancer Protocol: Why This Hormone Is Non-Negotiable
Learn how high-dose melatonin supports cancer recovery by enhancing mitochondrial function, reducing inflammation, boosting immune response, and protecting healthy cells.

Melatonin has been hiding in plain sight. What most people think of as a gentle sleep aid is, in reality, a potent bioactive hormone with direct and indirect anti-cancer properties. And in integrative oncology, it’s being used in doses that would make your grocery store gummies blush.

This Tier 3 guide goes beyond theory. Below, you'll find clinical data, practical dosing schedules, real-world usage tips, and how I’d use melatonin as part of a full-scale cancer healing strategy.


🧠 Why Melatonin Belongs in a Cancer Protocol

Let’s start with the “why.” Melatonin’s relevance in cancer healing comes down to four key mechanisms:

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