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.
And the current review suggests that itâs the amount of alcohol people drink that may have the biggest effect on their sleep quality. One or two drinks, for example, can increase slow-wave sleep while not affecting deeper REM sleep. But more alcohol can cut into the time spent in the REM stage. So that nightcap may be helpful in getting you to doze off, while a wild night of heavy drinking is likely to make you more restless. Moderation, it seems, is the key to a good nightâs sleep.