Most people find that eating close to bed sabotages their sleep quality. Avoiding late-nig

Well SupportedAvoiding late-night snacking and having an early dinner can resolve sleep quality issues related to eating close to bed.

Well SupportedEating before bed raises body temperature and triggers a fight-or-flight response, which is counterproductive for sleep.

Well SupportedEating early, at least 3-4 hours before bed, aligns with circadian biology, stabilizes blood glucose, improves sleep quality, and enhances overall metabolic health.

Partially SupportedElevated blood sugar before bedtime can cause symptoms mimicking anxiety or insomnia, leading to restlessness and feeling overheated.

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