Cinnamon Night Tea for Better Sleep & Digestion
Description
A soothing, naturally caffeine-free cinnamon tea designed to relax the body, support digestion, reduce nighttime bloating, and help stabilize blood sugar — all of which can improve sleep quality and reduce late-night cravings.
This is not a sedative, but many people report deeper, more consistent sleep when taken 30–60 minutes before bed.
 Ingredients (1 serving)
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1 cup (240 ml) water
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1 small Ceylon cinnamon stick or ½ teaspoon ground Ceylon cinnamon
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Optional:
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1 teaspoon raw honey (after steeping)
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A pinch of ginger or turmeric (digestive boost)
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Use Ceylon cinnamon, not cassia, if drinking regularly.
 Instructions
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Bring water to a gentle boil
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Add cinnamon (stick or powder)
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Simmer for 10 minutes
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Remove from heat and strain (if needed)
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Let cool slightly, then add honey if desired
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Drink warm, 30–60 minutes before bedtime
 Notes & Tips
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Drink slowly, not all at once
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Best taken after dinner, not on an empty stomach
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Avoid adding sugar — it defeats the purpose
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If using powder, stir well before drinking
Servings
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1 cup = 1 serving
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Can be taken 5–6 nights per week
 Nutritional Info (Approx.)
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Calories: ~10–20 (with honey ~30)
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Carbs: ~4–6g
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Sugar: 0g (without honey)
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Caffeine: 0 mg
 Benefits (Evidence-Based, Not Hype)
Sleep Support
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Helps regulate blood sugar → fewer night awakenings
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Warm liquid + cinnamon aroma = calming effect
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Supports melatonin rhythm indirectly
 Reduces Bloating
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Cinnamon relaxes intestinal muscles
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Helps reduce gas and slow digestion overnight
 Metabolism & Weight Support
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Improves insulin sensitivity
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May reduce late-night cravings
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Supports fat metabolism over time (not overnight)
 Additional Perks
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Anti-inflammatory
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Antioxidant-rich
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Supports gut health
 Q & A
 Will this really make me sleep 8 hours straight?
It can help improve sleep quality, but it’s not a sleeping pill. Results depend on stress, diet, screen use, and consistency.
 Does it burn fat while I sleep?
 It supports fat metabolism by stabilizing blood sugar — but no drink melts fat on its own. Think helper, not miracle.
 Can I drink this every night?
 Yes — if using Ceylon cinnamon. Cassia cinnamon daily is not recommended long-term.
 Can I add milk?
Yes! Turn it into a cinnamon milk (golden-style) drink with warm almond or oat milk for extra relaxation.
 Who should avoid this?
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Pregnant people (daily use)
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Those with liver conditions