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EPISODE · Dec 17, 2025 · 16 MIN

233: 3 Reasons Low Protein Destroys Your Sleep (And How Much You Really Need)

from The Sleep Detective podcast: why you can't sleep and how to fix it · host Martha Lewis

Most people think protein is just for building muscle, but when it comes to sleep, inadequate protein could be the missing piece that's keeping you awake, even if you're doing everything else right. In this episode, I'll tell you the three primary reasons why protein is crucial for sleep and end the controversy about how much protein we really need for optimal health.Schedule a consultation⁠ to get started with the ⁠Complete Sleep Solution program⁠ so you can consistently sleep 7+ hours uninterrupted, naturally and permanently. ⁠https://p.bttr.to/3VJwvDs00:00 Introduction to the Sleep Detective Podcast00:20 Client Success Story: Paul's Journey01:15 The Importance of Protein for Sleep01:58 Blood Sugar and Sleep Disruptions04:04 Protein's Role in Neurotransmitter and Hormone Production07:35 Gut Health and Its Impact on Sleep09:41 How Much Protein Do You Really Need?12:42 Debunking Protein Myths14:58 Conclusion and Additional Resources

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