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Sleeping is the time when your brain releases chemicals that can help reduce health issues, manage hunger, balance out immune system and preserve memory.
If you're like us, you're wondering why doesn't the brain do it while we're awake as well? Unfortunately, that's how we're built so no use in complaining.
But those four reasons are more than enough to convince you to have a good night sleep and if you're having trouble sleeping, we bring you four tips that might help you out.
1. Eat Food Rich in Tryptophan
Although having a complex name, you can find tryptophan in all kinds of food like fish, beans, nuts, soya, and meat like lamb, pork or beef.
We need tryptophan because it creates melatonin--a hormone that regulates our sleep/wake cycles.
You can quickly get the food with grocery apps, just remember to eat at least an hour before as that's how long it takes the chemicals to do their magic.
2. Don't Have Last-Minute Wine
You heard that having a glass of wine is good for sleep. Although it is a good way to "lullaby" yourself, you shouldn't have it right before you hit the bed.
Alcohol hurts the deep sleep cycle and makes it restless, so although you'll fall asleep, your sleep might not be good.
Instead, have a moderate glass of wine around 6 p.m. so that the negative effects wear off.
3. Expose Yourself to Daylight
Our body is like a fine-tuned clock and if you mess with it, the clock will show the wrong time.
If we don't get enough of daylight, body gets confused and although you might know when it's time to sleep, your body doesn't.
Studies showed that for people with insomnia, daylight exposure improved their the time to fall asleep by 83%--not bad.
4. Listen to Low-Frequency Sounds
Ever wondered why loud noises are bad for sleep? Your brain reacts to sounds as alerts and the louder the sound, the more threatening it is.
That's why predictable and rhythmic sounds help you fall asleep because your brain depicts them as a sign of safety.
Low-frequency sounds and white noises can help, so try apps like Pzizz that are a collection of sleep-inducing sounds.
From food to daily activities--there are many ways to improve sleep and by doing everything correctly, your sleep can improve significantly.
After you had a healthy dose of sunlight and found the perfect tune to help you fall asleep, make sure your dinner includes the right food.
You can quickly get your hands on the ingredients and with The Best 10 Apps for Dinner Recipes, finding the perfect recipe becomes even easier.
We hope our tips help you and we wish you a good night.
Check below:Best 10 Apps for Dinner Recipes
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Allrecipes Dinner Spinner
Allrecipes.com, Inc.
Food & Drink
Tap into Allrecipes’ amazing collection of recipes and reviews from home cooks!
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Tasty
BuzzFeed
Food & Drink
The official home of Tasty, the worlds largest food video and recipe network
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What's For Dinner - Recipes
What's For Dinner
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The app randomly picks recipes that fit dietary needs and restrictions.
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Dinner Ideas & Recipes
OmniDroid
Food & Drink
Tasty and Easy Dinner Recipe Ideas. Free for Limited Time!
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Mealime - Meal Planner, Recipes & Grocery List
Mealime Meal Plans Inc
Food & Drink
Healthy recipes, meal plans for any diet. Auto grocery list w all ingredients.
1M+ Downloads -
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Easy Recipes
DIL
Food & Drink
Easy recipes with photo, reviews, search, favorites. Free offline easy recipes
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Recipes for Dinner
DIL
Food & Drink
Recipes for Dinner: easy dinner, chicken dinner. Dinner ideas. Free recipes app
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Whisk: Recipe Saver, Meal Planner & Grocery List
whisk.com
Food & Drink
Designed for homechefs looking for dish ideas and stress-free meal planning
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Yummly
Yummly
Food & Drink
The most personal recipe app. Start cooking recipes and food you want now.
5M+ Downloads -
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SuperCook: Recipes By Ingredient
SuperCook
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Grocery to Recipe - make recipes with ingredients you already have at home.
100K+ Downloads
