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Beware of this popular bedtime snack – it contains a ticking time bomb that can ruin your

Beware of this popular bedtime snack – it contains a ticking time bomb that can ruin your sleep.S Hi, just a reminder that you're receiving this email at {EMAIL} because you purchased a product from Clickbank and/or BuyGoods and received access to this newsletter. If you want to stop receiving these important free health newsletters you can: [Report Spam | Unsubscribe]( Beware of this popular bedtime snack – it contains a ticking time bomb that can ruin your sleep. So why do some health websites recommend it? Because, they say, this snack helps you fall asleep. And guess what? It might! But watch out... Although you may feel drowsy after eating it, [this snack can WAKE YOU UP]( in the middle of the night (like a blaring alarm clock) ... ... and then keep you up! (In fact, this is the most common reason my patients wake at 3 AM and can’t fall back asleep for hours.) But, it’s not coffee or chocolate or anything with caffeine. See what it is here: => [The worst food to eat before bed]( To your health, P.S. I’ll also share my perfect bedtime snack. I love it because it’s delicious and it helps me stay asleep the whole night through. [Discover my perfect bedtime snack here.](     Before you go - must read: "Be Prepared for Seasonal Allergies with These Useful Tips" Incessant sneezing is annoying, but allergies can be pretty irritating for our eyes, too. If your eyes are often red, dry, itchy, or watery during allergy season, taking a few steps to alleviate the symptoms can make a big difference. Prepare for days with high pollen count with the following tips. Keep Pollen Out The world may be pollen-ridden out there, but your indoor air doesn’t have to be. During allergy season, keep your windows shut, especially when the humidity is high. If you want to open the windows, do so during the afternoon and when the air is dry. 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