Poor Sleep Weakens Digestion

Irregular sleep cycles disrupt the gut-brain connection, slowing down digestion and leading to issues like bloating and acidity.

Late-Night Sleep = Late Digestion

Sleeping too late interferes with your body’s circadian rhythm, delaying food processing and causing indigestion.

Constipation from Disrupted Sleep

Lack of quality sleep can reduce bowel movements and cause constipation due to poor gut motility.

Sleep Affects Gut Bacteria

Your gut microbiome follows a sleep-wake cycle too. Poor sleep can alter healthy bacteria balance, affecting digestion and immunity.

Better Sleep, Better Gut Health

Consistent bedtime and 7–8 hours of rest help your digestive organs function smoothly and improve nutrient absorption.