why you get sleepy after thanksgiving meal

jayabee52
By jayabee52 Latest Reply at November 21 at 5:20 am
Started November 19 at 8:01 pm

Aimed at the general population this info may be of interest to us PWDs as well
http://greatist.com/health/why-am-i-tired-aft...


6 replies

Ms. DAT
Ms. DAT November 21 at 5:20 am Report

Jay I do understand what the article meant from reading it! I was only responding ini a sense of humor!! Excuse the misunderstanding!!

Ms. DAT
Ms. DAT November 21 at 4:20 am Report

Jay, some times I pass out sleepy anyway so I might as well enjoy some Thanksgiving dinner in moderation!! I shared this article on Facebook for other friends/family!

jayabee52
jayabee52 November 21 at 5:08 am Report

the intent was not to suggest you not enjoy the Thanksgiving meal, just thought it would be of interest.

Ms. DAT
Ms. DAT November 21 at 5:13 am Report

Jay I do understand the what you said!! I was only adding my comment in a sense of humor!! Excuse the misunderstanding!!

ilovelife82
ilovelife82 November 20 at 11:08 pm Report

It's great that you've posted this article because my mom (God bless her) believed that L-tryptophan was the chemical in turkey that was responsible for the sleepy feeling that you get aka serotonin..she also mentioned red wine as a culprit too! But then again whether turkey actually contains that or not, one thing is for certain: After I celebrate Thanksgiving 2012, I'll feel good & tired more often than before..especially since this will be my daughter's very first Thanksgiving. Thank you very much for posting this article!

Gabby
GabbyPA November 20 at 6:07 pm Report

I always wondered about the theory about the turkey. We are serving duck, turkey and rabbit this year, and I bet we will all have the "sluggish" brain after anyway. But then we will go outside and play some horseshoes and then some dominoes or something at night. Our day goes all day, and that always makes the brain tired…needless to say, I won't be in any lines on Black Friday.