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Net, no i'm not and no I dont.

Let me put it this way for you net, would you rather,

a) Not be able to get 8 hours sleep due to lack of "natural melatonin”

b) Be able to get 8 hours sleep due to having enough “natural melatonin” and buy an alarm clock?

Lower levels of endogenous (naturally produced) melatonin, such as those associated with aging, sleep disruption, and certain cardiovascular diseases, are linked to an increased risk of arrhythmias. Life-threatening cardiac events tend to occur more frequently in the morning when melatonin levels are at their lowest.

I read it, what you wrote makes no sense. There was no negative in that article, your argument about AF is nonsense.

Net, where does it say it gives the body too much sleep? It says it helps the body regulate the sleep wake cycle. It also states it helps with cardiovascular health. What dont you understand about that.

Well they are thicker than two short planks then! Synthetic melatonin is complete different to melatonin the body produces. Just a small amount of research would show this and also show added benefits the lysate may produce. See below:

Naturally produced melatonin offers wide-ranging benefits beyond regulating the sleep-wake cycle, primarily acting as a potent antioxidant, an anti-inflammatory agent, and a crucial synchronizer of various bodily functions.

Key Benefits of Endogenous Melatonin

Sleep-Wake Cycle Regulation: Melatonin's most well-known function is managing the body's circadian rhythm, helping the body prepare for sleep at night by lowering body temperature and blood pressure.

Powerful Antioxidant and Neuroprotector: Melatonin is a potent free radical scavenger, protecting cells, proteins, lipids, and DNA from oxidative damage throughout the body, especially in the brain and mitochondria. This neuroprotective effect may help guard against neurodegenerative diseases like Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.

Immune System Modulation: It helps regulate the immune system by stimulating the production of cytokines and enhancing T-cell responses, potentially strengthening the body's defences.

Cardiovascular Health: Melatonin contributes to a healthy cardiovascular system by helping to regulate blood pressure and heart rate. It can also help protect heart tissue from damage caused by conditions like ischemia-reperfusion injury.

Gastrointestinal Protection: Melatonin has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant effects in the gastrointestinal tract, which can help protect against ulcers and inflammation.

Bone Health: It plays a role in regulating bone mass by promoting the differentiation of osteoblasts (bone-forming cells) and inhibiting bone resorption.

Reproductive Function: Melatonin helps maintain regular menstrual cycles in women and is involved in various aspects of reproductive function in both males and females.

Potential Anti-Aging Effects: Some studies suggest that the age-related decline in natural melatonin production may be linked to aspects of the aging process, and research is ongoing into its potential anti-aging properties.

Mood Regulation: Low levels of nocturnal melatonin have been associated with mood disorders and depression, suggesting a role in maintaining mental and emotional health.

In essence, melatonin acts as a critical time-giver and a fundamental cellular protector, helping to synchronize a vast array of bodily processes and protect against damage from daily stressors.

Net, how was the article negative in any way to sbtx?

Bazza, if it is him and it is an if, there is no way he “misread” the article. If it is him, its a clear pump and dump.

Appreciate that Shy, I just think it's highly unlikely.

if hes sold on that (which i dont believe) he is a tool. the report might as well say "if you drink to much water you can drown, no **** sherlock!

utterly irrelevant to zenakine

https://www.zerohedge.com/medical/long-term-melatonin-use-linked-nearly-double-heart-failure-risk-study-finds

That is wafer thin shy, for the very reason you explain in your post. MD is hoovering.

Net, its a tree shake and MD will have is Dyson out. Nothing to do with day traders.

Thomas, its not soh, the MM's have been rotating all morning, if it was soh there would be no rotating on the sell side.

Yep, tree shake. Bent as f……..

Zenakine wins an award.

https://www.instagram.com/croda_beauty/

Dustbin, it's totally irrelevant to me what AI says, but I do take into account the following statements. The very fact that the ceo of Croda and its analysts suggest what they do makes me feel very upbeat but at the same time very angry that every man and his dog is being given more info than investors of the company that own the tech.

Steve Foots; Yes, Actives, I mean, I was in Sederma last week for 2 days, just running the rule of the business. And I mean, great progress there, innovation-led growth. We have been growing, by the way, Chetan over the last few quarters, but this is a bigger growth. And we're very pleased with that, well balanced across local and regional and multinationals actually. It's U.S.A. led. And there's many behind the growth figures. It's not 1 or 2 customer wins. It's many, product launches with customers of all different shapes and sizes. So primarily, virtually all of it is on innovation, some great new products coming out and some existing products with new data. So we feel very confident about the Actives business.

Strategic importance of Zenakine UBS highlighted Zenakine, a new neurocosmetic active ingredient, as a significant factor in Croda's innovation-led growth strategy. The ingredient is expected to strengthen Croda's position in high-margin sectors and contribute to future top-line growth.

In recent analysis, Jefferies has maintained a "buy" rating on Croda International, though it lowered its price target in October 2025. The firm views Zenakine as a key factor in Croda's innovation-led growth strategy, expecting it to boost sales and margins in the Consumer Care division.

While Goldman Sachs does not have a specific published "view" that quantifies the exact financial contribution of Zenakine to Croda, market commentary indicates the firm views it as a significant factor in their overall assessment of Croda's stock.

bazza, i shall save you the trouble. just some ai result posted in the comments section. i’m going with ******.

sticking “zenakine” into an ai, it tells me that croda’s revs from z in 26 are estimated at £12-15m, and £26-30m in 27 (with the bot saying that goldmans, jefferies and ubs model £26m, £28m and £29m).

no idea whether this is ****** although since it attributes numbers to brokers, it must have scraped it from a document (or otherwise is hallucinating).

Aquae, part of my post from Substack yesterday.

As an eg, we have just raised £4m because Superdrug “wanted us” and we had to launch in week 37. Well how about you say ok, we will, but in return we want end caps at eye line and a 2 for 1 offer for the first two months to get some traction. No, instead we launch late, not in all the stores and are on the bottom or second bottom shelf where shelf wobblers (if and when they finally arrive) would hit everyone in the fecking shins!

End.

It is not, in any way acceptable to sell the Superdrug deal the way it was to investors and then us end up in this mess. It should have been full steam ahead in early September.

Regarding the cash balance. I believe that when SA was feeling the raise out he didn’t know what he was going to get from Croda in the end of June royalty payment and he’s been caught out in as much that it was a larger payment than he expected. Unfortunately if I am correct, that opens up MAR issues.

Aquae, why new year? It’s not like we are a seasonal product. We’ve raised £4m for Christ sake because Superdrug “wanted us” to launch week 37!

Well said Clio, I understand what Elric was trying to achieve, unfortunately he was trying to put a blaze out with a water pistol but didn’t realise it was filled with lighter fluid!

If the BOD wants to restore trust and credibility, we need transparency and an up to date explanation of where the company is. A kitchen sink job, warts and all would be more welcomes than continued radio silence.

Dusty, I'm waiting for Croda, what dont you understand, am I saying it wrong?

I have never invested in any company I have been 100% happy with, I have never run a business that I was 100% happy with, things go wrong, bad decisions are made, etc, etc. We all make mistakes, nothing is perfect. But not to discuss them and bury your head in the sand is not the answer.

This time next year Rodney we’ll be millionaire's doesnt wash with me.

Dusty, I haven’t got a problem with what the BOD did re the acquisitions, I wasn’t a fan and i'm still not, but they had all the facts and I understand why they did it. The funding was a mistake and the way they were sold to investors wasn’t 100% transparent, it was an insurance policy and as you rightly say it pretty much covers overheads.

We didn’t need another 10% dilution for SD, they should have waited, this nonsense of not getting shelf space next year if we didn’t launch week 37 is just pathetic. There are multiple problems and inconsistencies with this fund raise and Im fed up of being misled and lied to.