09-16-2019 14:58
09-16-2019 14:58
Typical sleep advice tells you to avoid meals before bed. For me, the reverse applies. I can’t sleep if I’m hungry or even a bit snack-y.
And I’ve tried all the warm milk, carb-heavy remedies that people often suggest. The only thing that does help? Plain, unsweetened yogurt.
09-16-2019 15:03
09-16-2019 15:03
I think this is good advice for everyone — unless you’re battling a serious sleep disorder. Then it might be wise to seek medical help.
But for the occasional night when you just can’t get to sleep or stay in that sweet REM phase, don’t worry so much. You’ll get through it.
The next morning, give yourself permission to go a little slower, if at all possible.
For example, if I stared at the ceiling all night, I don’t push myself to make major business decisions. I pay bills, read relevant articles, and do less brain-intensive tasks. I remember that tonight will likely be better.
09-16-2019 22:13
09-16-2019 22:13
Might be for you but not for me. I cant eat before I go to sleep. The kitchen was closed after dinner
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09-16-2019 22:15
09-16-2019 22:15
FYI. Bold looks like you are yelling at me
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09-17-2019 16:02
09-17-2019 16:02
sleep plays a crucial role in cleaning out the brain each night. While these toxins can be flushed out during waking hours, researchers have found that clearance during sleep is as much as two-fold faster than during waking hours.
09-18-2019 10:15
09-18-2019 10:15
I would love to find ways to help me fall asleep and stay asleep that doesn't involve medications. The problem I have with not eating two hours prior to bedtime is that that is the only time I have.
I work from 9 to 5. It takes me an hour to get home. So after arriving home, changing out of my work clothes, taking a breathe and then preparing dinner its usually 7ish. I go to bed at 9.
So my choices are eating a large breakfast and lunch and no dinner; or eating two hours before bedtime.
Any suggestions? 🙄