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What to Eat Before Bed to Sleep Well

Kiwis

Kiwis' serotonin and antioxidants help sleep. Serotonin and antioxidants induce sleep. Vitamin C-rich fuzzy fruits are digestible. Immune, cardiac, and digestive health improve.

Tart cherries

Sour cherries and juice contain melatonin, which controls sleep. Tryptophan, a serotonin precursor, aids sleep. Recommends freezing and blending tart cherries.

Nuts

Nuts are heavy in protein and fat, therefore she cautions against feeding a whole cup. Walnuts and almonds, which contain natural melatonin and magnesium, may improve sleep.

Popcorn

Popping your own popcorn can fulfill chip cravings, unlike pre-packaged microwave popcorn, which is often too salty for night. Popcorn is filling, but avoid butter and salt.

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Yogurt

Although many people find that dairy products help them fall asleep, not everyone consumes them. Even full-fat yogurt is digestible. Tryptophan induces sleep.

Green bananas

 The banana is still starchy, which is good for gut flora and sleep. She recommends firm bananas with a hint of yellow in the middle. It won't assist with sleep if it's black.

Hot milk

warm milk aids sleep. Milk contains sleep-inducing tryptophan. Warm fluids relax intestines. Wrapping your hands around a warm cup is sensory and self-care.

Cottage cheese

Cottage cheese's protein, dairy, and amino acids aid sleep. Calcium, magnesium, iron, and phosphorus. Late-night casein consumption delays muscle breakdown. 

Oatmeal

Melatonin makes oats good nighttime snacks. Oats have tryptophan like dairy. Sour cherries, yogurt, nut butter, and other nighttime munchies may flavor oatmeal.

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