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    Looking for opinions from people that have problems sleeping on or off cycle . My biggest problem is sleeping , I've always been that way . And because of that I need to adjust my last meal or maybe all of them to make it so my last meal isn't so late . I eat 6 times a day every 3 hours . My first meal starts at 6:30 then 9:00 ,12:00 , 3:00 , 6:00 , then 9:00 . Eating before bed is a sure fire way to make sure I'm starting at the back of my eyelids till the alarm goes off . Any suggestions on how I should rearange my food regimen to combat the last meal ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jphunter View Post
    Looking for opinions from people that have problems sleeping on or off cycle . My biggest problem is sleeping , I've always been that way . And because of that I need to adjust my last meal or maybe all of them to make it so my last meal isn't so late . I eat 6 times a day every 3 hours . My first meal starts at 6:30 then 9:00 ,12:00 , 3:00 , 6:00 , then 9:00 . Eating before bed is a sure fire way to make sure I'm starting at the back of my eyelids till the alarm goes off . Any suggestions on how I should rearange my food regimen to combat the last meal ?
    I'm like that too, I typically save my more fatty meals for the last one. Mainly because fat helps with satisfaction and helps you not wake up hungry. I also will either eat say turkey or something with tryptophan in it or supplement with it and melatonin to help keep me asleep.

    As I write this, it's 11pm and I'm eating a 5 oz pork chop, with some brown rice, salad with small amounts of dressing and sugar free Jello.
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    you could always combine meals 6-9 and just eat around 8ish.

    could add in some cottage cheese, natty PB, sugar free pudding, or jello, or other fibrous foods.
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    Quote Originally Posted by RaginCajun View Post
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    you could always combine meals 6-9 and just eat around 8ish.

    could add in some cottage cheese, natty PB, sugar free pudding, or jello, or other fibrous foods.
    This may work for me . Thanks .
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    Quote Originally Posted by MuscleScience View Post
    I'm like that too, I typically save my more fatty meals for the last one. Mainly because fat helps with satisfaction and helps you not wake up hungry. I also will either eat say turkey or something with tryptophan in it or supplement with it and melatonin to help keep me asleep.

    As I write this, it's 11pm and I'm eating a 5 oz pork chop, with some brown rice, salad with small amounts of dressing and sugar free Jello.
    Oddly enough melatonin has the opposite effect on me among many other things . I could be stone drunk I'll fall asleep for 2 hours wake up wide awake and be sober as a catholic at confession .

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    I have to have some fats and carbs in my last meal or I roll around in bed until my stomach hurts so bad I have to eat or I wake up 3-4 hours in and have to eat and then can't fall back to sleep until the carbs start running there way through my body..

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    If your meals are affecting your sleep that much you might try melatonin before bed.
    Its a good natural solution if adjusting your diet doesnt seem to help. I am way to afraid to try prescription sleep aids.

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