I've never really investigated that....maybe yes, and maybe no...I'm not really sure. I'd think yes, because it's one of those 'old family
remedies' for insomnia. It may be a psycological thing by now. But my theory is that it reminds us of breast milk as a child....Just a soothing
thing, you know? Eh. Just a guess. Peace.
Its really true, at school I did a project on this.
Milk contains a chemical called (If I can remember my Science), tryptohan (not sure about the spelling), which gets converted in your body to
Seratonin which is known to aid sleep.
Im not sure if it makes you more sleepy, but everynight i bring my 4 y ear old a glass of chocolate milk before going to bed..I dont know if its the
milk that makes him sleepy, or was he sleepy already..?
I've heard that and I tried it a few times but it never seemed to make a diffrence to me. However I know several people who say it does work for
them. Maybe its something that works for some people but not others. Or maybe I'm just weird.
New scientist had an article last year claiming you slept less well because the stomach has to produce extra enzimes to digest the milk and for some
reason you sleep less well when your stomach is doing this.
I drink coffee before going to bed, so what do I know