Melatonin Can Improve Insulin Sensitivity in Resistant Mice

Melatonin, a hormone known for regulating sleep and wake cycles, improves insulin sensitivity and
glucose tolerance in mice made insulin resistant through a high-fat diet, according to a study published online
Oct. 9 in Endocrinology. (Source: Modern Medicine)

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