Dr. Oz recommends eating low fat and high fiber foods for a better night's sleep. It's also important not to eat late at night as your body and brain will be focusing on digesting food rather than resting.
Here are a couple of simple, tasty and nutritious treats to help you get the 7-8 hours of sleep that you need and deserve and that are are so critical to your health:

Bananas have plenty of potassium and magnesium, which both help to relax your muscles to give you a peaceful night’s sleep. They also help to lower your blood pressure while you sleep.

Try sprinkling your popcorn with parmesan cheese for a delicious treat before turning in for the night. Dairy has tryptophan in it, which is a precursor to a sleep-inducing hormone, and the carbohydrates in the popcorn help your brain absorb tryptophan better.
I will be writing about more sleep friendly foods in future blog posts so stay tuned. Meanwhile, sweet dreams!
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