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EPISODE · Jun 27, 2023 · 20 MIN

#5 | 3 Reasons Not Eating Before Bed Supports Mitochondria, Sleep, And Healing In Autoimmune Health

from Autoimmune Health Secrets | Ease Fatigue & Improve Your Health With Autoimmune Disease Using Simple Feel-Good Habits · host Amy Behimer, PharmD, NBC-HWC

Send us Fan MailCould your late-night snack be sabotaging your sleep, energy, and immune system?In this episode, Amy dives into one deceptively simple habit with surprising ripple effects: not eating within three hours of bedtime. If you’re waking up groggy, struggling with cravings, or feeling stuck in your healing, this might be the missing link. Discover how your evening eating habits are affecting your mitochondria, sleep quality, and even your body’s ability to repair at the cellular level.Here's what you’ll take away:Why eating before bed disrupts your deepest, most restorative sleep—and how to fix itThe connection between nighttime food choices, inflammation, and mitochondrial healthCoaching strategies to help you retrain cravings, beat emotional eating, and reclaim your eveningsPress play now and learn how to give your body the rest—and repair—it truly deserves with one simple, powerful habit.Note: The Habit Hub for Autoimmune Health is now Autoimmune Health Secrets—same mission to help you feel better and function better using habits that are enjoyable, effective, and (together we make them) inevitable.New episodes every Tuesday and Friday.Menu of support options to work with me HERE.Free quiz HERE.Join the Consistency Challenge HERE.Personalized Energy Audit HERE.Explore CLUB Habit Hub HERE. Sign-up for emails HERE.Book your 1-on-1 call HERE.Privacy Policy, T&C, Medical Disclaimer.This podcast explores health & wellness with autoimmune disease—multiple sclerosis (MS) and others—how challenges like fatigue, brain fog, flares, & symptoms related to the nervous system, inflammation, & mitochondria can be supported by healthy habits in food, movement, sleep, and rest, while fostering consistency, self-care, & a resilient mindset. If you’ve read Atomic Habits by James Clear and still don’t have the healthy habits you want, this show is for you. Adjacent to functional medicine, holistic health, AIP diet, and the Wahls Protocol, this is guidance from a health and wellness coach to help those navigating chronic illness feel better and thrive.

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Send us Fan Mail Could your late-night snack be sabotaging your sleep, energy, and immune system? In this episode, Amy dives into one deceptively simple habit with surprising ripple effects: not eating within three hours of bedtime. If you’re waking up groggy, struggling with cravings, or feeling stuck in your healing, this might be the missing link. Discover how your evening eating habits are affecting your mitochondria, sleep quality, and even your body’s ability to repair at the cellular l...

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