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Saturday, 17/1/2026 | 01:04 GMT+7

5 magnesium-rich foods for a good night's sleep

Eating avocado, banana, black sesame, and sweet potato regularly provides magnesium, helping the body relax and easily fall into a deep sleep.

Naturally sweet and magnesium-rich, cooked sweet potatoes make an ideal dinner accompaniment. You can bake, steam, or lightly saute them with a touch of cinnamon, or enjoy them as a snack to promote comfort and stable blood sugar throughout the night.

Bananas, rich in magnesium and potassium, help reduce muscle cramps and induce relaxation. This fruit also contains tryptophan, an amino acid the body uses to produce serotonin, a mood-enhancing hormone, and melatonin, which regulates sleep. This combination helps you fall asleep more easily and enjoy better sleep.

Avocado, with its creamy texture, is rich in magnesium, supporting body relaxation before sleep. It also provides essential nutrients for the brain, immune, and nervous systems, including folate, potassium, and vitamins C, E, K, and B6. Healthy fats help stabilize blood sugar overnight, reducing frequent awakenings. You can dice avocado into a salad or mash it with seasonings for a light, nutritious evening dip.

Coconut water contains natural magnesium and potassium, aiding muscle relaxation and gentle hydration without causing a heavy feeling. Enjoying a cool glass of coconut water after dinner promotes a sense of tranquility and prepares you for a good night's sleep. Be mindful not to drink too much or too close to bedtime to avoid nighttime urination.

Though small, black sesame seeds are rich in magnesium and healthy fats. Lightly toasting them and sprinkling over rice, mixing into baking batter, or stirring into warm milk are all beneficial for nighttime sleep. The pleasant, nutty, and rich flavor, along with the unique texture of black sesame, makes simple dishes more appealing while promoting deep sleep.

Bao Bao (According to Times of India)

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