Night time milk

[Brook]

Hi all,

 

Someone just posted this on another site I visit.

I'd never heard of it before.

 

http://www.night-time-milk.com/

 

Brook

[mossgrove]

It looks like it is just normal milk with melatonin added, in which case it would only be available on prescription in this country.

 

You can achive a similar effect by opening up the a melatonin capsule, pouring the contents into a glass of milk and stirring vigorously!

 

Simon

Edited October 5, 2005 by mossgrove

[lil_me]

http://www.night-time-milk.com/stockists.htm

 

Just rang them, there is a very limited amount of stockists.

 

From what he said they don't actually add melatonin. It naturally occurs in milk, but from what he said specific dairy herds are used that produce more melatonin in their milk, and they are milked on a morning only.

 

There is much less melatonin in this than in medication on prescription etc

 

If you want to give it a try and want a local stockist then ring the 08003288062 to find out the nearest stockist, very helpful guy

Edited October 5, 2005 by lil_me

[big mamma]

Hi All,

 

I used this for about 6 months to no avail. However a couple of my friends with NT kids that were bad sleepers had good results. Can't do any harm to give it a go.

[Tally]

You can buy it in most Sainsbury's stores.

[UltraMum]

You can buy it in most Sainsbury's stores.

yes - ours does but has drastically reduced its free from foods

[denise2]

We buy this from our local Tesco, it has had a small amount of effect with our NT daughter, but no where near as much as our AS son who takes Melatonin in capsule form before bed.

 

It costs about 90p a carton.

 

Denise 2