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Here are the four most powerful foods you should include in your dinner or evening snack to protect your body, sleep better, and wake up with more energy and vitality.
1. Boiled egg: protein of high biological value
Eggs are a complete source of protein, rich in essential amino acids that the body needs to repair and build muscle tissue. Consuming a boiled egg before bed helps maintain available protein levels overnight, promoting cell regeneration and the preservation of muscle mass.
How to include it:
Have it as a small snack an hour before bedtime, accompanied by whole-grain toast or some soft vegetables if desired.
2. Kiwi: Small but Mighty
Kiwifruit is not only an excellent source of vitamin C, but it also contains antioxidants and natural serotonin, which promote deep and restful sleep. In addition, its potassium and magnesium content helps prevent cramps and muscle tension at night.
How to include it:
Eat one or two kiwis as a dinner dessert or as a light evening snack. It will help you sleep better and prepare your body to regenerate while you rest.
3. Plant-based milk with turmeric: natural anti-inflammatory
Turmeric is a spice with a powerful anti-inflammatory effect, ideal for combating muscle wasting. Combined with a warm plant-based drink (such as almond or oat milk), it becomes a comforting preparation that relaxes the body and promotes better circulation and cellular repair overnight.
How to include it:
Dissolve half a teaspoon of turmeric in a cup of warm plant-based milk. It can be sweetened with a touch of honey if desired. Drink this drink 30 to 60 minutes before bedtime.
4. Hydrolyzed collagen with vitamin C deep regeneration
Hydrolyzed collagen is a key supplement for maintaining not only muscles, but also tendons, bones, and joints. Combined with vitamin C (present in fruits such as kiwi, orange or strawberry), its absorption improves significantly. This combination strengthens the muscle structure and promotes more efficient regeneration during sleep.
How to include it:
Dissolve a dose of hydrolyzed collagen in water or natural juice that is high in vitamin C. Ingest it half an hour before bedtime.
Transform your nightly routine into a longevity ritual:
These foods aren’t magic bullets, but by incorporating them regularly before bed, you give your body the tools it needs to fight sarcopenia, improve sleep quality, reduce inflammation, and wake up stronger and more autonomous each day.
They are accessible, easy to prepare, and do not require drastic changes in your daily life. The key is consistency and listening to your body’s needs.
Sleeping well and eating smart is a simple yet powerful formula for aging with health, dignity, and energy!
