β
Best: In the morning β Complex carbohydrates are best when you need energy for the day.
β Avoid: At night β May cause bloating or unnecessary calorie intake.
π 12. Citrus fruits (orange, grapefruit)
β
Best: In the morning β vitamin C boost and metabolism boost.
β Avoid: At night β High acidity can disrupt sleep and upset the stomach.
π 13. Sweet potatoes
β
best: Evening β Rich in complex carbohydrates and magnesium, they can actually promote better sleep.
β Avoid: Actually, none, but avoid deep-fried variants.
π§ 14. Cheese
β
Best: Lunch β Provides calcium and fat to maintain energy.
β Avoid: At night β Difficult to digest, can disrupt sleep and cause bloating.
π« 15. Dark Chocolate
β
Best: Afternoon β Improves mood, antioxidants and brain function.
β Avoid: At night β Contains caffeine and sugar that can keep you awake.
π 16. Fish (salmon, tuna)
β
Best: Dinner β Omega-3 fatty acids have an anti-inflammatory effect and help relax the body.
β Avoid: Late at night β Protein takes time to be digested.
π½ 17. Corn
β
Best: Afternoon β Rich in fiber and natural carbohydrates, good source of energy.
β Avoid: At night β Can ferment in the intestines and cause bloating.
π₯ 18. Cucumber
β
Best: Afternoon or early evening β hydrating and low in calories.
β Avoid: At night β May cause bloating if you have a sensitive stomach.
π₯ 19. Nuts (almonds, walnuts)
β
Best: In the evening β Healthy fats and magnesium promote sleep and regeneration.
β Avoid: Too much in the morning β Can be too high in calories without really filling you up.
π 20. Grapes
β
Best: Evening β Contains melatonin, helpful for sleeping.
β Avoid: Morning β High sugar levels can spike blood sugar levels too early.
β Avoid: At night β High fat levels can delay digestion and disrupt sleep.
β
Best: In the morning β Complex carbohydrates are best when you need energy for the day.
β Avoid: At night β May cause bloating or unnecessary calorie intake.
π 12. Citrus fruits (orange, grapefruit)
β
Best: In the morning β vitamin C boost and metabolism boost.
β Avoid: At night β High acidity can disrupt sleep and upset the stomach.
π 13. Sweet potatoes
β
best: Evening β Rich in complex carbohydrates and magnesium, they can actually promote better sleep.
β Avoid: Actually, none, but avoid deep-fried variants.
π§ 14. Cheese
β
Best: Lunch β Provides calcium and fat to maintain energy.
β Avoid: At night β Difficult to digest, can disrupt sleep and cause bloating.
π« 15. Dark Chocolate
β
Best: Afternoon β Improves mood, antioxidants and brain function.
β Avoid: At night β Contains caffeine and sugar that can keep you awake.
π 16. Fish (salmon, tuna)
β
Best: Dinner β Omega-3 fatty acids have an anti-inflammatory effect and help relax the body.
β Avoid: Late at night β Protein takes time to be digested.
π½ 17. Corn
β
Best: Afternoon β Rich in fiber and natural carbohydrates, good source of energy.
β Avoid: At night β Can ferment in the intestines and cause bloating.
π₯ 18. Cucumber
β
Best: Afternoon or early evening β hydrating and low in calories.
β Avoid: At night β May cause bloating if you have a sensitive stomach.
π₯ 19. Nuts (almonds, walnuts)
β
Best: In the evening β Healthy fats and magnesium promote sleep and regeneration.
β Avoid: Too much in the morning β Can be too high in calories without really filling you up.
π 20. Grapes
β
Best: Evening β Contains melatonin, helpful for sleeping.
β Avoid: Morning β High sugar levels can spike blood sugar levels too early.
