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Foods that promote sleep (duration and quality)

  1. About one in three adults has sleeping problems. Sleep affects every aspect of health. Chronic sleep deprivation leads to many possible health problems, such as high blood pressure, cardiovascular disease, diabetes or obesity. Fortunately, a number of foods and drinks contain substances that promote sleep. Consuming these food products and drinks helps people both fall asleep and stay asleep better. A number of nuts, fruit and fish are especially good for sleep quality and sleep duration. Most sleep-promoting foods are also nutritious and are part of a healthy, balanced diet. To get the most benefit from these sleep-promoting foods, it's important to eat or drink them a few hours before bedtime to reduce the risk of indigestion and acid reflux.

Barley Grass Powder

  1. Barley grass powder is rich in several sleep-promoting compounds, including GABA, calcium, tryptophan, zinc, potassium and magnesium. People can put barley grass juice in smoothies, scrambled eggs

Drinks and improvement of sleep (duration and quality)

  1. Chamomile tea The herb chamomile is a traditional remedy for insomnia

Fruit

  1. Cherries Cherries are rich in four different sleep regulators: melatonin, tryptophan, potassium and serotonin. Polyphenols (a type of antioxidant) in tart cherries may also be useful for sleep regulation. In other words, consuming cherries improves sleep health. The anti-inflammatory properties of cherries after strenuous exercise also reduce pain

Notes

  1. Almonds

Fatty fish

  1. Fatty fish help improve sleep due to the presence of vitamin D and omega-3 fatty acids. These two nutrients help regulate serotonin. Serotonin is largely responsible for establishing a regular sleep and wake cycle. Fatty fish are usually high in some other sleep-promoting nutrients, too. A fillet of wild Atlantic salmon

Other natural sleep promoting foods

  1. Other traditional or alternative remedies sometimes improve sleep, such as kava, passion flower tea, St. John's wort or valerian. People should talk to a doctor before using any new supplements, because some drugs interfere with other medications



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