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Dinner is often the largest and heaviest meal of the day for Americans. And while it can be a nutritious and socially connective way to end your evening, large portions or inactivity after eating can cause bloating , gas, and pain.

It’s not that dinner is inherently harder to digest than breakfast or lunch; it’s simply a timing issue. Your body often has over 12 hours to break down and absorb breakfast, but only a few to digest dinner before you head to bed. The best after-dinner drink for digestion helps to minimize these uncomfortable symptoms and set you up for a good night’s sleep.

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