Why Melatonin Leaves You Groggy
That heavy, foggy feeling the morning after taking melatonin is so common it has its own name — melatonin hangover. Most over-the-counter doses flood your body with 5 to 10mg when your brain naturally produces around 0.1mg.
That excess lingers in your system for hours, leaving you drowsy well into the next day and defeating the purpose entirely.













