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Carbs and Sleep

Eating carbohydrates earlier in the day may aid in weight maintenance and enhance sleep quality. Evening carbohydrate intake, particularly those rich in starch, can positively influence melatonin production, potentially improving sleep. However, the body's ability to manage sugar spikes is generally better in the morning, raising questions about timing for optimal metabolic health.
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