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Avoid Late-Night Eating for Better Digestion
Finish your last meal well before bedtime rather than eating late at night. This gives digestion time to wind down before sleep, which may reduce next-morning sluggishness or a “food hangover” and can help you feel less inclined to sleep in.
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“If you're eating very late in the day, even if you can fall asleep after that, there's a tendency for you to want to sleep later the next day.”
Andrew Huberman · Using Science to Optimize Sleep, Learning & Metabolism | Huberman Lab Essentials · Nov 28, 2024 · 29:44 · YouTube ↗
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