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Published March 1, 2025
Published March 1, 2025
By Vivek Dubey
By Vivek Dubey
"Ever wondered if what you eat affects how you sleep? Research shows there’s a strong connection between food and sleep quality."
"Eating too much saturated fat and simple carbs can disrupt your sleep, creating a cycle of poor diet and bad sleep."
"Good food, however, can help you sleep better. High-fiber diets and sleep-supporting ingredients like nuts and whole grains can promote deeper rest."
"Foods like melatonin-rich nuts, turmeric, ginger, and colorful fruits help improve sleep quality and regulate your body’s circadian rhythm.”
"Tryptophan, found in certain foods, helps your body produce melatonin and serotonin, essential hormones for sleep. It needs magnesium, zinc, and B vitamins to work effectively.”
"It’s not about eating certain foods right before bed—it's about maintaining a balanced, nutrient-rich diet throughout the day for better sleep.”
"Marie-Pierre St-Onge and Kat Craddock’s cookbook, 'Eat Better, Sleep Better,' offers recipes designed to promote better sleep through balanced nutrition.”
"Recipes in the book combine delicious, nutritious ingredients, like a healthier version of Creole gumbo, to help you sleep soundly and eat well."
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