Milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, fish, crustaceans, and soy are the most common food triggers which cause 90% of allergic reactions, however, any food can trigger anaphylaxis. It is important to understand that even trace amounts of food can cause a life threatening reaction. plan on going for six months on the diet I outlined. Not so sure the wine and coffee are a problem as I had the headaches even during a ten year period of no coffee or wine. My daily diet includes fermented veggies and organic raw Kombucha. I also have two teaspoons of organic MSM sulfur twice a day.
For more, visit TIME Health. 1  Especially if you tend to eat dinner a few hours before bedtime or youâre very active (or both), snacking before bed will help stabilize your blood sugar levels during the long, meal-less night, explains Stephanie Maxson, senior clinical dietician at the University of Texasâs MD Anderson Cancer Center.
1 To get a good night sleep, you are recommended eating a bowl of hot oatmeal as it is a great source of potassium, calcium, magnesium and phosphorus. 2  These elements fulfill nutritional desires and help you getting sound sleep. 3  But do not top oatmeal with sugar as it can result in lack of sleep. Cheery juice is great for the people suffering from insomnia. 2  For getting sound sleep, you can also use Edamame. 3  The easiest recipe is to make a paste of two cups of shelled and cooked edamame, one tablespoon of salt, little olive oil and a clove of garlic.