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A nighttime drink might help you unwind, but alcohol interferes with sleep and disrupts the hormones responsible for burning fat.
Solution: Avoid alcohol 3–4 hours before bed and stay hydrated with water or herbal tea.
4. Not Getting Enough Sleep
Sleep deprivation throws off your hunger hormones, increasing cravings and appetite the next day.
Solution: Prioritize 7–9 hours of high-quality sleep every night.
5. Indulging in Sugary Treats Before Bed
Sugar spikes insulin and blood sugar, preventing fat from being burned and encouraging storage instead.
Solution: Try satisfying your cravings with fruit or protein-rich alternatives.
6. Going to Bed Stressed
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