What to eat for better sleep after a day of screen use, dietitians say
Dietitians recommend specific foods like tart cherries, fatty fish, nuts, and kiwis to counter sleep disruption from blue light and improve rest after screen-heavy days.
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Dietitians recommend specific foods like tart cherries, fatty fish, nuts, and kiwis to counter sleep disruption from blue light and improve rest after screen-heavy days.
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