Getting a good night’s sleep is often considered one of the cornerstones of overall health and well-being. However, the relationship between diet and sleep is complex and can vary greatly from person to person. One question that often arises is whether going to bed slightly hungry might have positive or negative effects on sleep quality. The act of eating, or not eating, before bedtime can impact metabolism, hormonal balance, and even the quality of rest. For some, the idea of going to sleep with a growling stomach seems counterintuitive. After all, a full stomach has long been associated with comfort and relaxation. Yet, many cultures have traditions surrounding fasting or…