Metabolic health coach Shashikanth Iyengar said moderate servings of tryptophan-containing foods like lean proteins as in grilled chicken, fish, and paneer can help with sleep.
Dr Mohan V, diabetologist and chairman of Chennai-based Mohan’s Diabetes Clinic said rice increased tryptophan levels in the brain, aiding the production of sleep-inducing melatonin.
Having a kiwi fruit an hour before bedtime leads to better quality and duration of sleep. Fatty fish, such as salmon, improves night-time sleep and improves daytime functioning.