from many common late-night snacks.
Here is what research suggests—and what you should know before turning avocado into an evening habit.
Why Avocado May Be Relevant to Sleep
Sleep is influenced by far more than one food. Stress, light exposure, caffeine, physical activity, medications, health conditions, sleep schedules, and the overall quality of your diet all matter.
Still, nutrition plays a role because the body needs specific vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and fatty acids to maintain normal nervous-system and hormone function.
Avocados provide several of these nutrients in one food.
A typical whole avocado contains meaningful amounts of:
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- Magnesium
- Potassium
- Folate
- Vitamin B6
- Other B vitamins
- Fiber
- Monounsaturated fats
- Small amounts of tryptophan
These nutrients participate in processes related to muscle relaxation, neurotransmitter production, energy regulation, digestion, and satiety.
1. You May Sleep a Little Longer
Recent research has explored whether regular avocado intake is associated with sleep duration.
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