Split and merge into it. Answer by Rachel Chalk. Confidence votes 46. The 5 food groups are: *Carbohydrates-Bread, pasta, flour, potatoes, breakfast cereals. *Dairy-Cheese, milk, eggs, yogurt. *Sugars and Fats-Biscuits, cake, fast food, most carbonated drinks, ice cream. *Protein-Meat, fish, Quorn, eggs, poultry. * 5 a day-Fruits, Vegetables.
While glass of wine at night may help you drop off, the alcohol disrupts sleep and leads to a poorer night's rest, they say. This is because drinking alcohol to fall asleep interferes with sleep homeostasis - the body's internal timer that regulates sleeping and waking.
First the good. Alcohol does indeed reduce sleep latency at all doses -- in other words, you're likely to fall asleep faster after a drink. Moreover, you're likely to get more deep sleep, which is the period during which your body repairs and regenerates. Sounds good -- but there are caveats.