Don’t eat raw vegetables before bed, especially celery and broccoli, because they are tough to digest, and you don’t want this. To understand better this process, your stomach goes to hone in on its task and starts to work very hard; therefore, this process will keep you up all night.
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8 thoughts on “8 Foods You Should NEVER Eat Before Bedtime”
Very educational and helpful if I can remember them!
Good advice!
Then, WHAT should we eat?
Thank you. I definitely had eaten, cheese, spicy food and cereal. I won’t do this again!
Very helpful some I knew but cheese i did not know
Nice to know about the smoothie. I would have thought it was better than a big meal at night. I see how the sugars can keep you up. Great info. Thanks
Oh my, I have eaten every one before bedtime on different occasions. Soooooooooo I guess a hot cup of camile tea is best for sleep. Based upon this article, no wonder I can’t get to sleep. LOL
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