So, what can you do about it?
Have a light protein snack before bed (e.g., almond butter on whole‑grain toast).
Avoid heavy sugar or alcohol late in the evening — both can trigger blood glucose spikes that wake you up.
Many holistic practitioners recommend gentle liver detox supplements (check with your doctor or a telehealth consultation first).
Drink enough water, and limit processed foods to reduce overnight liver strain.
Night meditation, circadian rhythm therapy (keeping consistent bed/wake times), and a magnesium supplement may reduce nighttime stress responses.
Invest in the best mattress for insomnia and keep the room cool and dark.
Avoid blue light an hour before bed; melatonin production depends on it.
💻 When to Seek Help:
If early‑morning wake‑ups persist for weeks, request a telehealth consultation or visit a clinic specializing in sleep disorder treatment. Many U.S. health plans (including holistic health insurance) now cover these sessions.
Waking at 2 AM or 3 AM isn’t just annoying — it’s your body whispering (or shouting) that something needs attention.
Don’t ignore it. Listen, support your system, and you might finally enjoy uninterrupted, healing sleep.
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