Some people suffer from a chronic inability to fall asleep because of some dangerous things they do before bedtime. Insomnia is usually caused by some of the dangerous things we do, which could have been avoided.

According to Healthline, these things are dangerous because they eventually affect our hearts, our moods during the day, our brain function, and our immune system. When our immune system is sabotaged, diseases and infections can strike the body easily.

What you put in your mouth can also be dangerous to your health before going to bed. The following are dangerous things some people do before going to bed:

1. Some people use particular pills at night because they’re tired or have a headache. Certain medications, if not properly used, can be dangerous to your health. They can keep you awake for a long time before you fall asleep.

Some drugs can make you hungry, and if taken at night, they will give you stomach discomfort. Moreover, using sleeping pills every night can make you addicted to them. You might find it difficult to sleep again without using them.

2. It’s equally dangerous to eat chocolate at night. Some people eat chocolate at night and wonder why they find it difficult to sleep.

This is because chocolates contain caffeine, a stimulant substance that will disrupt your sleep at night. If you must eat chocolate, it’s best to do it during the day and not at night.

3. Some people think too much at night about what they anticipate and need to do. When your mind is hyperactive at night, it makes it difficult for your body to relax.

You lie down on the bed, and your thoughts are racing from one thing to another, and after two or three hours, you find out that you’re still awake. This is not good for your health.

4. Some people eat spicy foods before sleeping at night. They suddenly wake in the middle of their sleep and start coughing heavily.

The pepper in the food they’ve eaten won’t digest easily and will return to their mouth. This can be dangerous, especially for older people. It can lead to death if care is not taken.