06/03/2026
This is more of a “meet your body where it’s at” strategy than an ideal long-term habit.
Ideally, most people wouldn’t need to eat before bed once blood sugar regulation, stress physiology, cortisol rhythm, and overall metabolic resilience improve. In a perfect world, we’d finish eating earlier and let the body follow a more natural circadian rhythm overnight.
But someone waking up at 3 AM every night with adrenaline surges is not operating from an ideal physiology yet.
Sometimes the first step is simply reducing the emergency signals long enough for the body to finally get restorative sleep again.
Then you build from there.
If you feel like your body has been stuck in survival mode for years (exhausted, wired, waking up at 3 AM, dealing with gut issues, hormone shifts, or “normal labs” that don’t match how awful you feel), this is the kind of work I help people untangle every day.
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