Milk, eggs, peanuts, tree nuts, sesame, fish, crustaceans, and soy are the most common food triggers which cause 90% of allergic reactions, however, any food can trigger anaphylaxis. It is important to understand that even trace amounts of food can cause a life threatening reaction. plan on going for six months on the diet I outlined. Not so sure the wine and coffee are a problem as I had the headaches even during a ten year period of no coffee or wine. My daily diet includes fermented veggies and organic raw Kombucha. I also have two teaspoons of organic MSM sulfur twice a day.
For more, visit TIME Health. 1  Especially if you tend to eat dinner a few hours before bedtime or youâre very active (or both), snacking before bed will help stabilize your blood sugar levels during the long, meal-less night, explains Stephanie Maxson, senior clinical dietician at the University of Texasâs MD Anderson Cancer Center.
To help improve your chances of quality sleep, these are the best foods to consume: 1  Healthy Fats â such as coconut oil, organic and pasture raised meats, eggs, avocado and butter all help provide your body with the necessary building blocks to manufacture sleep hormones. Wake up and go to bed at the same time, even on weekends to keep your hormone cycle regular. 2  Eat a high protein/high fat snack a few hours before bed (7pm or earlier) or consume a lot at dinner. 3  Avoid caffeine after 1 pm.