Dr. Marie-Pierre St-Onge

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773 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jun 2026 last heard 8 Jun

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But this is interesting.
So how people eat impacts their sleep.
I'm sure the listeners and I also am thinking, okay, but people who are eating a Mediterranean diet, right, olive oils, fish, you know, fruits, vegetables, they are probably more apt to sleep.
walk more, exercise more, socialize more?
How do you separate out the variables in a study like that?
was timing of food intake impacted?
Because when I think of what impacts, what reduces slow-wave deep sleep, it's eating too close to bedtime.
Do you create a buffer between your last bite of food and the time you go to sleep?
You personally?
Is it an hour, two hours, three hours?
And we want to be cooling off when we go to sleep.
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