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Factcrescendo Sri LankaHealth & medicine

Consuming approximately seven baby carrots shortly before bed can calm the nervous system and trigger better sleep the same night.

Publisher’s rating: Misleading

The review says no controlled clinical trials show that eating carrots before bed improves sleep that night. It notes that research linking carotenoid-rich foods with sleep concerns overall dietary habits, not a specific bedtime snack, and says eating close to bedtime may disrupt sleep.

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