Always Waking Up at Night? The Truth About 7 Foods That Help You Sleep DEEP | How To Sleep

Описание: 🌙 7 Calming Foods That Help You Sleep Better Naturally
Are you over 60 and still searching for How To Sleep deeply without depending on pills? This Video gently guides you through seven natural foods that calm your nervous system, lower nighttime cortisol, and help your body enter true rest. If you’ve ever wondered How To Sleep peacefully through the night or How To Sleep without waking at 2–3 a.m., this is the perfect place to start.
In this calming, research-backed breakdown, you’ll discover how bananas, almonds, warm milk, chamomile tea, kiwi, warm honey water, and oatmeal each support the body’s relaxation pathways. These foods help stabilize blood sugar, soften tension, quiet the mind, and create the ideal internal rhythm for deeper sleep. You’ll also learn How To Sleep more consistently by using simple timing tricks and gentle nighttime habits.
✨ What You’ll Learn:
🔹 Why nighttime nervous-system tension keeps you awake
🔹 How each food reduces cortisol naturally
🔹 Gentle, senior-friendly routines for better sleep
🔹 Real examples of adults over 60 sleeping better
🔹 Practical steps showing you How To Sleep more deeply tonight
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⏰ Timestamps:
✨ 00:00 - Intro
✨ 01:15 - FOOD 1 — “BANANAS: THE NERVOUS-SYSTEM SOFTENER”
✨ 03:11 - FOOD 2 — “ALMONDS: THE 10-NUT RELAXATION TRICK”
✨ 04:55 - FOOD 3 — “WARM MILK: SWITCHING THE BODY INTO REST MODE”
✨ 06:53 - FOOD4 — “CHAMOMILE TEA: THE NERVE-SOFTENING FLOWER”
✨ 08:56 - FOOD5 — “KIWI: SMALL FRUIT, BIG SLEEP POWER”
✨ 10:58 - FOOD6 — “WARM HONEY WATER: GENTLE CORTISOL RELIEF”
✨ 12:55 - FOOD7 — “OATMEAL: THE NIGHTTIME NERVOUS-SYSTEM STABILIZER”
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