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and this is also dependent on food so you also have this thermogenic effect of food so the more closely i'm eating to bedtime and that's often something that unfortunately happens with alcohol as you start eating more that'll just drive my body temperature up
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eating a substantial meal before a while you drink can also help slow the absorption of alcohol this might buffer some of the immediate impacts on sleep however be mindful of not eating too late as heavy meal right before bed can also disrupt sleep again at least 3 hours before before bedtime is ideal
if you're having wine at dinner and then you still got a few hours, the alcohol is probably out of your system by the time you get to bed.