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What foods can you eat before going to bed that will actually give you a good night sleep?
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Turkey and milk: The classic turkey is good because of tryptophan. A warm glass of milk can often help as well. Be careful of alcohol - although this can make you sleepy, your sleep will be of worse quality.
Answered 2/9/2012
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