It’s normal to feel bloated from time to time, but feeling bloated at night can be especially uncomfortable when you’re trying to wind down and go to sleep. “A little bloating by the end of the day is actually very normal,” says Ava Safir, J.D., M.S., RDN. “As you eat and drink throughout the day, your digestive tract naturally fills with food, fluid and gas, so it’s common for your abdomen to feel fuller by evening.”
However, if you’re feeling too full on a regular basis, or experiencing pain or discomfort, assessing your habits may help. “Bloating can be worsened by eating too quickly, constipation, food intolerances, excess sodium, carbonated beverages, hormonal changes (such as PMS and menopause) and an imbalance in the gut microbiome,” says Lavanya Kethamukkala, RDN, CLT, LDN. The good news is that a few simple changes to your evening routine can help reduce
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