(很重要)促進睡眠5種食物,增加褪黑激素秘訣,自然療法,柏格醫生 Dr Berg

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Resumen

TLDR视频强调了提高睡眠质量的关键，包括优化褪黑激素的分泌，以及避免影响该激素的因素。介绍了最佳睡眠室温、饮食习惯、蓝光影响及EMF干扰。此外，介绍了五种可以提高睡眠质量的食物：樱桃、猕猴桃、脂肪鱼、克菲尔和酸菜。

Para llevar

  • 🌙 维持室温在60-69°F间，最佳为65°F。
  • 🍒 樱桃含有天然褪黑激素，帮助提高睡眠质量。
  • 🥝 欣赏猕猴桃的消耗，可以增加睡眠时长。
  • 🐟 脂肪鱼如三文鱼、金枪鱼对于褪黑激素有帮助。
  • 🥛 克菲尔比酸奶更有助于改善肠道微生物，促进睡眠。
  • 🥬 酸菜有助于增加GABA，缓解压力，改善睡眠。
  • 📵 避免晚上使用手机，以减少蓝光对睡眠的影响。
  • 🏡 测试环境中的EMF，以确保没有辐射干扰睡眠。
  • ⏳ 睡前应避免大餐，以改善入睡状况。
  • 😴 睡眠时慢慢地鼻呼吸可减轻压力。

Cronología

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    这段视频讨论了改善睡眠质量的五种食物和其他相关的生活方式因素。首先强调了优化褪黑激素的重要性，褪黑激素是一种帮助入睡和维持深度睡眠的激素。为了提升褪黑激素，确保卧室温度在60到69华氏度之间，最佳温度为65华氏度。接下来提到间歇性禁食可能对减少胰岛素抵抗有效，但强调在一定期限后，首次进餐的时间可能需要调整，以提高白天的能量水平，从而避免晚餐过丰造成的睡眠干扰。第三个要点是避免蓝光，尤其是来自手机的蓝光，这会抑制褪黑激素的产生。建议在晚上减少蓝光暴露，可以使用蓝光过滤眼镜或减少周围光线。还有，日间暴露于阳光下有助于提升褪黑激素的水平。

Mapa mental

Vídeo de preguntas y respuestas

  • 如何提高褪黑激素水平？

    最佳室温应在60到69华氏度之间，理想为65华氏度。

  • 日常饮食和睡眠有什么关系？

    晚上吃大餐会干扰睡眠，建议在白天摄入多餐。

  • 怎样避免蓝光对睡眠的影响？

    避免睡前使用手机和电子设备，若需使用可佩戴蓝光过滤眼镜。

  • 哪些食物可以帮助提高睡眠质量？

    樱桃、猕猴桃、脂肪鱼、克菲尔和酸菜都是有益的食品。

  • 饮酒会影响睡眠吗？

    是的，酒精、咖啡因和尼古丁都会抑制褪黑激素的分泌。

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    crappy the best temperature to optimize
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    melatonin will be optimized even your
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    body's core temperature which should be
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    past where I told you to get up in the
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    morning skip your breakfast have your
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    first meal at 12 and your last meal at 6
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    you fasted all night might as well ride
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    ounce before bed and the other one was
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    50 number two is kiwis consuming two
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    4 weeks of consuming kiwis there was a
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    significant Improvement in quality of
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    refreshed and speed of going to Sleep
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    Number Three fatty fish like salmon tuna
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