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Eating Pork Nightmares. Does eating pork really cause nightmares? It's possible there is no chemical effect that's causing participants to dream up these nightmares. You can find it in chicken. Of course, all of this evidence is anecdotal. Sweet foods tended to cause dreams that were more bizarre than anything else — not necessarily horrifying or scary. There’s no substantive proof that eating pork specifically disrupts sleep or triggers bad dreams. For instance, eating too late at night could negatively affect metabolism and sleep quality, thence seeping into your dreams. And, of course, dairy, most often cited as altering dreams, is a very common dietary sensitivity. The study did not establish causation, but pork at least showed no specific correlational link with nightmares. Despite the old wives’ tale, there’s no conclusive scientific evidence showing pork specifically disrupts sleep. Most studies suggest links between. A related possibility is that food influences dreams indirectly due to poor metabolism or digestive intolerances.

A related possibility is that food influences dreams indirectly due to poor metabolism or digestive intolerances. You can find it in chicken. Sweet foods tended to cause dreams that were more bizarre than anything else — not necessarily horrifying or scary. Most studies suggest links between. Does eating pork really cause nightmares? Of course, all of this evidence is anecdotal. And, of course, dairy, most often cited as altering dreams, is a very common dietary sensitivity. For instance, eating too late at night could negatively affect metabolism and sleep quality, thence seeping into your dreams. It's possible there is no chemical effect that's causing participants to dream up these nightmares. The study did not establish causation, but pork at least showed no specific correlational link with nightmares.

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Eating Pork Nightmares For instance, eating too late at night could negatively affect metabolism and sleep quality, thence seeping into your dreams. For instance, eating too late at night could negatively affect metabolism and sleep quality, thence seeping into your dreams. You can find it in chicken. And, of course, dairy, most often cited as altering dreams, is a very common dietary sensitivity. A related possibility is that food influences dreams indirectly due to poor metabolism or digestive intolerances. Most studies suggest links between. The study did not establish causation, but pork at least showed no specific correlational link with nightmares. It's possible there is no chemical effect that's causing participants to dream up these nightmares. Despite the old wives’ tale, there’s no conclusive scientific evidence showing pork specifically disrupts sleep. Of course, all of this evidence is anecdotal. Does eating pork really cause nightmares? There’s no substantive proof that eating pork specifically disrupts sleep or triggers bad dreams. Sweet foods tended to cause dreams that were more bizarre than anything else — not necessarily horrifying or scary.