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Do you have trouble sleeping at night? What if I told you that the solution could be in your fruit bowl? And that's right, what you eat can significantly impact your ability to rest well.

In this video, I will show you the seven best fruits that can transform the quality of your sleep. And I say more! At the end I will give you the most important tips to help you sleep better, like a baby, the way you slept before and put an end to insomnia for good!

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Before we talk about fruits, it's important to remember: avoid heavy meals before bed. Eating a greasy pizza or pasta with heavy Bolognese sauce can cause discomfort, reflux and disrupt your sleep. Studies show that opting for light meals improves sleep quality.

How about swapping that plate of lasagna that will leave you stuffed and with a guilty conscience the next day for a lighter snack? An avocado with honey and lemon or a small portion of nuts, which combine proteins, healthy fats and carbohydrates, are great options. This helps your body relax and prepare for a restful night's sleep.

And another important thing is to limit caffeine - Caffeine can be a great enemy of sleep if consumed at the end of the day. The half-life of caffeine is about five to six hours, which means it can stay in your system for a long time. To ensure that caffeine does not interfere with your sleep, the ideal is to avoid consumption after two in the afternoon, or at most, until three in the afternoon.

Caffeine works by blocking adenosine, a neurotransmitter that promotes drowsiness. Adenosine accumulates in the brain throughout the day, increasing feelings of tiredness. When caffeine blocks these adenosine receptors, you stay alert longer, making it harder to sleep.

Even if you think the coffee isn't interfering. He is! Caffeine can alter your sleep patterns, negatively impacting your mood and energy the next day.

Do not fool yourself. Instead of that coffee at night, how about opting for a decaffeinated drink or a relaxing herbal tea? What are the seven best fruits you can eat for dinner to improve the quality of your sleep (and also take away your hunger): 1st fruit that helps with your sleep: Kiwi: Kiwi is great for improving the quality of sleep.

Studies show that eating two kiwis an hour before bed can significantly increase total sleep time and sleep efficiency. This is due to the high levels of serotonin present in kiwi, which help regulate the sleep cycle and promote more restful sleep. Serotonin is a neurotransmitter crucial for regulating mood, sleep, and other physiological processes.

It acts as a natural mood stabilizer, promoting feelings of well-being and happiness. Additionally, serotonin is a precursor to melatonin, the hormone that regulates the sleep cycle. When we consume foods rich in serotonin, such as kiwi, we increase the production of melatonin, facilitating the onset of sleep and improving its duration.

Serotonin also contributes to the maintenance of sleep throughout the night and helps regulate movement through the stages of sleep, including time spent in deep sleep, which is the most restorative. This green, slightly sour fruit is not only delicious, but also a powerful sleep ally. And if you want to try something even more special, look for the gold kiwi, also known as the Australian kiwi.

It has a golden pulp, is sweeter and less acidic than traditional kiwi, but a little more expensive. Both types of kiwi are excellent to include in your nighttime routine, helping your body relax and promoting deep, restorative sleep. 2nd fruit- Cherry Cherries, you know that little fruit that appears in supermarkets around Christmas?

They are true treasures for your sleep! Rich in melatonin, the hormone that regulates the sleep cycle, eating the fruit, or even consuming cherry juice can completely transform the duration and quality of your rest. Imagine falling asleep quickly and staying in a deep, restorative sleep, all thanks to cherries!

But not only that. Cherries contain powerful antioxidants, such as anthocyanins and flavonoids, which fight free radicals, which cause oxidative stress, which damage cells, proteins and DNA. This contributes to premature aging and is linked to several diseases, including cancer, heart disease and Alzheimer's.

And there's more! Cherries are rich in vitamin C and potassium, nutrients that improve general health and nervous system function, further contributing to quality sleep. Additionally, cherries have a low glycemic index, making them a safe option for people with diabetes.

This means they don't cause blood sugar spikes, making them a healthy and delicious choice to include in your nighttime routine. Too bad they are expensive! 3rd fruit- Banana!

Did you know that bananas can be a great ally for a good night's sleep? They are rich in potassium and magnesium, minerals that help relax muscles and reduce tension. Eating a banana before bed can help prevent nighttime cramps, providing a more restful and restorative rest.

Furthermore, bananas are a great source of tryptophan, which converts into serotonin and melatonin, which, as I already said, help regulate mood and promote relaxation. People even eat bananas, but rarely at night, which would be the most appropriate time. Have you ever tried eating a banana before bed?

If you don't already include bananas in your nighttime routine, try adding this delicious fruit and see the difference it can make in the quality of your sleep. Try it and see the benefits for yourself! 4th Fruit that makes you sleep better: Pineapple: Pineapple is an excellent fruit for improving sleep quality.

Additionally, pineapple contains bromelain, an enzyme that aids digestion — so it helps prevent digestive discomforts that can disrupt your sleep. And look how interesting! Bromelain also helps reduce nasal inflammation, which can be particularly helpful for those who suffer from nighttime breathing problems.

The antioxidants present in pineapple, such as vitamin C, combat oxidative stress in the body, helping to prepare the body for restful sleep. To obtain these benefits, a good suggestion is to consume a slice of fresh pineapple before bed. Now, if you are diabetic, don't overdo it.

You can eat? You can, but in moderation and pay attention to portion control. Because it has a higher glycemic index, which can raise your blood sugar.

The fifth fruit that helps with sleep is orange. Oranges are great for improving sleep quality due to their content of essential vitamins and minerals. They are rich in vitamin C, and vitamin B6, which is crucial for the production of melatonin.

Additionally, oranges contain magnesium and potassium, which help relax muscles, preventing cramps. Now, one important thing - to get these benefits, it is recommended to consume an orange a few hours before bed to avoid any digestive discomfort, especially for those suffering from reflux. This way, you can enjoy all the benefits of oranges without the possible negative effects.

6th fruit- Figs: Figs are an excellent choice for those looking to improve the quality of their sleep. They are rich in magnesium and are also a good source of potassium, calcium and iron, all of which are important for the proper functioning of the nervous system and the maintenance of muscle health. Furthermore, figs contain dietary fiber that helps with digestion and keeps the intestine healthy.

A healthy digestive system can prevent nighttime discomfort that can interrupt sleep. To enjoy these benefits, try eating some fresh or even dried figs before bed. Not only are they delicious, but they can also be a powerful ally in the search for more restful sleep.

And the seventh fruit that helps with sleep: Passion Fruit from the Cerrado: I don't know if you've tried it. If not, it's totally worth it. He is not beautiful like sour or sweet passion fruit, but he is powerful.

Cerrado passion fruit is known for its calming and relaxing properties, making it an excellent option for those looking to improve the quality of their sleep. Rich in bioactive compounds such as flavonoids and alkaloids, cerrado passion fruit helps reduce anxiety and promotes relaxation, making it easier to fall asleep. And look, it's sweet, so you don't need to use sugar!

To enjoy the benefits of cerrado passion fruit, you can consume it in the pulp of the fresh fruit before going to sleep. This habit can help calm the mind and prepare the body for a peaceful, continuous night's sleep. Well, fruits are interesting and can improve your sleep.

But it's not just them! Now let's look at the final tips to ensure an even more restful sleep, based on the great book by neuroscientist Matthew Walker, "Why We Sleep". If you haven't read it, I recommend it.

I'm going to give you 6 quick and very important tips! 1. Maintain a regular routine Our body has a biological clock that works best when our sleep and wake times are consistent.

Try to go to bed and get up at the same time every day, including weekends. Studies show that maintaining a regular routine can increase sleep quality by up to 30%. Have you tried maintaining a regular sleep routine?

How was your experience? 2nd tip: Create an environment conducive to sleeping Make sure your bedroom is a quiet, dark and cool environment. The ideal sleeping temperature is around 18 degrees Celsius (some people find it cold, but it's worth using a cozy blanket) Use blackout curtains to block outside light or an eye mask and use a white noise machine if noise is a problem there in your house.

3rd tip. Avoid artificial lights before bed Exposure to blue light, emitted by electronic devices such as cell phones, tablets and computers, can suppress melatonin production. There's no point in eating fruits that increase melatonin if you 're slowing down production because of blue light.

Turn off these devices at least an hour before bed. Instead, read a book or take a relaxing bath. Or talk to your wife or husband.

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4th tip - Be careful with caffeine and alcohol We've already talked about caffeine, but it's worth reinforcing: avoid it after two in the afternoon. The half-life of caffeine can be as long as 6 hours, which means a cup of coffee at 4pm could affect your sleep at 10pm. Alcohol can also disrupt sleep.

Although it can make you fall asleep faster, it disrupts sleep waves, especially the REM phase, which is crucial for mental restoration. 5. Exercise is important, but in moderation Exercising regularly can help you sleep better.

However, avoid intense exercise in the hours before bedtime. The ideal is to practice physical activities at the beginning of the day or in the early afternoon. Studies indicate that people who exercise regularly are 65% less likely to suffer from insomnia.

6. Make sleep a priority It's easy to sacrifice sleep for other activities, but sleeping well is essential for physical and mental health. Commit to your sleep the same way you would to a healthy diet or exercise regimen.

People who sleep less than 6 hours a night are almost 50% more likely to develop heart disease. Are you prioritizing your sleep? If not, it's time to give more importance to sleep!

Sleeping well is one of the pillars for a healthy life. With all these tips you will be on the right path to significantly improving your sleep quality. Now, how about putting these tips into practice?

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