PremiumHome / LifestyleAnahad O’ConnorWashington Post·17 Jul, 2026 06:00 AM8 mins to readTiming your meals could help you sleep more soundly. Photo / 123rfTiming your meals could help you sleep more soundly. Photo / 123rfThis professor’s research has found that certain foods are associated with deep, more restorative sleep.Want to sleep better at night? It starts with what you choose to eat for breakfast in the morning.

We know this thanks in part to research carried out by Marie-Pierre St-Onge, a professor of

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