Diet Tips To Help You for Better Sleep

Eat Foods Rich in Tryptophan :

Tryptophan is an amino acid that the body uses to produce serotonin, which slows nerve activity and calms the brain. Eating foods rich in tryptophan, such as turkey, milk, cheese, peanuts, and bananas, could help you lull off to sleep a little quicker.

Focus on Whole Grains :

Aim to make three of your daily carbohydrate servings whole grain. You can achieve this by having a small bowl of whole-grain cereal, a slice of whole-grain bread, or a half cup of brown rice or barley. Some experts even recommend having a bedtime snack consisting of complex carbohydrates, which can help prevent low blood sugar, which could contribute to poor sleep.

Try Chamomile Tea :

Sometimes all it takes to fall asleep is going to bed with the confidence that you will fall asleep. A nice cup of warm tea before bed will probably help you drift off nicely.

Eat Iron-Rich Foods :

 Eating more iron-rich foods such as red meat, shellfish, clams, tofu, lentils, or beans. If restless legs keep you awake, it's possible you could have a form of anemia caused by iron deficiency; consult a doctor to know for sure. When eating more meats, eat it for lunch rather than dinner because its protein could counteract the sleep-inducing serotonin.

Drink Water :

Or juice. Drink anything but coffee, hot chocolate, or tea within six to 10 hours of bed. Studies show that the caffeine in even one cup will rev your circuits enough to reduce both the length and restorative depths of sleep. It may also wake you during the night for a trip to the bathroom.