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As well, insomnia could be caused by environmental influences. Luckily, there are lots of natural remedies, and if you are anything like myself, you have tried all of them. I've had success with melatonin, chamomile tea, valerian root, and even just a cup of nice, warm milk. But I'm always happy to add to my sleep remedy arsenal, so when I read about a banana and cinnamon tea meant to help you sleep, it sounded right up my alley.
Making the Natural Sleep-Aid is a Breeze
Bananas are rich in magnesium and potassium, both components known to aid in sleep, so the science checks out. But was it possible that something so common in a household could be the cure for insomnia? I decided to find out.
The recipe is simple enough. You'll need:
1 organic banana with the peel still on
1 small pot of boiling water
a little dash of cinnamon
The first thing you do is cut off both ends of the banana. Next, put the banana into a pot of boiling water. Boil for 10 minutes to allow the magnesium and potassium to leech into the water. Finally, sprinkle some cinnamon into the water and let it simmer for two additional minutes. Use a slotted spoon to fish the banana out of the water or pour the water through a coffee filter or tea strainer and into a mug. If you'd like to add some sugar or honey, that's fine too, though remember that sweeteners can spike your blood-sugar levels before bed.