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Do any of you drink any night drinks? To help with sleep and migraines?

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Chleo11

Hello. I drink organic chamomile tea. It seems to help a bit. At least, even if it doesn't help, I just think that this way, my body has plenty of fluid to go around during the night, so gets less dehydrated and lower risk of migraines. I try not to drink it too late so that I don't need to go to the toilet in the middle of the night. Seems to help the tummy as well. Calms things down.

All the best.

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Water to stay hydrated!

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Thick_Blood

Can you be more specific about what kind of drinks 🥤

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Onthemove1971 in reply toThick_Blood

Anything to help with migraines. Also to help with sleep

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