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Home›Tech Advice›What to Eat and Not Eat When You Wake Up Hungry in the Middle of the Night

What to Eat and Not Eat When You Wake Up Hungry in the Middle of the Night

By Matthew Lynch
July 7, 2023
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Waking up hungry in the middle of the night can be frustrating and make it hard for you to fall back asleep. While it might be tempting to reach for a bag of chips or a slice of cake, there are better options available that will help satiate your hunger and allow you to return to dreamland without causing any negative health consequences. Below, we’ll discuss some of the best options for what to eat and what not to eat when nighttime hunger strikes.

Foods to Eat When You Wake Up Hungry at Night:

1. Light protein snacks – Opt for high-protein, low-calories foods, such as yogurt, cottage cheese, or turkey slices, as protein helps keep you full and has a low impact on blood sugar levels.

2. Whole grains – Consuming whole grain crackers or a slice of whole-grain toast can be a healthy choice due to the complex carbs being digested slowly, preventing blood sugar spikes.

3. Fruits – Fresh fruits like bananas or apple slices with almond butter can provide fiber and natural sugars that your body metabolizes slowly.

4. Nuts and seeds – A handful of almonds, walnuts, or pumpkin seeds can act as healthy fats that will help keep you full.

5. Warm beverages – Drinking warm milk with a touch of honey or herbal teas like chamomile can have a soothing effect and help you feel full without adding many calories.

Foods to Avoid When Hungry at Night:

1. Sugary snacks – Foods high in sugar like candy bars or cookies can cause blood sugar spikes that negatively impact sleep quality.

2.Receive frozen meals – Processed frozen foods typically contain high sodium content, which can lead to bloating and further disrupt sleep.

3. Acidic foods – Consuming citrus fruits or tomatoes can cause heartburn or indigestion that can make it tough to fall asleep again.

4. Caffeinated drinks – Tea, coffee, or soda with caffeine should be avoided as they are known to cause sleep disturbances.

5. Spicy foods – Eating spicy meals at night can lead to acid reflux and potential discomfort during sleep.

The next time you wake up hungry in the middle of the night, remember to make mindful decisions about your snack choices and stick to the healthy options mentioned above. This will not only help satisfy your hunger but also ensure that you can drift back off to sleep without any unwanted interruptions.

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