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Nutrition for Better Sleep

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Food Categories

Learn which foods help and hinder sleep

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Nutrition Tips

Practical advice for sleep-friendly eating

Timing Matters

When and how to eat for better sleep

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Nutrition Categories

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Sleep-Friendly Foods

Foods that promote rest

Discover which foods naturally support better sleep quality and help you fall asleep faster.

Key points:

  • Cherries and tart cherry juice
  • Almonds and walnuts
  • Chamomile tea
  • Warm milk and honey
  • Bananas and kiwi
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Foods to Avoid

Sleep disruptors

Learn which foods and beverages can interfere with your sleep and when to avoid them.

Key points:

  • Caffeine after 2 PM
  • Heavy, fatty meals
  • Spicy foods
  • Alcohol before bed
  • Large portions late at night

Bedtime Nutrition

Optimal evening eating

Timing and portion guidelines for your last meal to ensure it supports rather than hinders sleep.

Key points:

  • Eat 2-3 hours before bed
  • Light, easily digestible foods
  • Small portions
  • Hydration balance
  • Gentle on the stomach
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Hydration & Sleep

Fluid balance for rest

How to maintain proper hydration throughout the day while avoiding nighttime bathroom trips.

Key points:

  • Drink water throughout the day
  • Reduce fluids 2 hours before bed
  • Avoid diuretics in evening
  • Monitor caffeine intake
  • Balance electrolytes
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Nutrition Tips for Sleep

Implement these nutrition strategies to improve your sleep quality and overall well-being.

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Eat your largest meal at lunch, not dinner

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Include tryptophan-rich foods in evening meals

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Avoid eating within 2 hours of bedtime

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Choose complex carbohydrates over simple sugars

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Include magnesium-rich foods like dark chocolate

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Drink herbal teas like chamomile or valerian

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Avoid processed foods and artificial sweeteners

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Eat mindfully and chew slowly

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Listen to your body's hunger signals

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Create a relaxing pre-sleep eating ritual

🥗 Pro Tip

Remember that everyone's body is different. Pay attention to how specific foods affect your sleep and adjust your diet accordingly.