Why you feel tired after eating a big holiday meal Nov 25, 2022 Nov 25, 2022 0 'Yellowstone' hunk Cole Hauser shocks fans with unrecognizable new look Who has won the most Oscars of all time? Watch Tuesday Jan. 31 weather forecast with Kirsten Lang The signs and symptoms of throat cancer See the Bill Knight Automotive winter athletes of the week for Jan. 22-28 Jay Leno recovering after motorcycle accident King Charles gives Prince Andrew the boot out of Buckingham Palace RAW: TN: MEMPHIS ICY ROAD CONDITIONS: CAR CRASH Ranch-style living: Spacious estate spans 10 acres in south Tulsa Ozzy Osbourne cancels tour as he's "not physically capable" Florence Pugh to release music for new Zach Braff movie Thunder sleet in Tulsa area Watch Monday Jan 30 weather forecast with Kirsten Lang Watch Saturday Jan 28 weather forecast with Kirsten Lang Elton John has set a new record with his farewell tour Watch Thursday Feb 2 weather forecast with Kirsten Lang State Superintendent Ryan Walters speaks about DEI spending The Weeknd has broken his own Spotify record 'Laverne & Shirley' actress Cindy Williams dies at 75 in LA Eddie Murphy insists he never 'made fun' of Michael Jackson Many people believe that turkey is the cause of that tired feeling everyone gets after eating a big holiday meal. However, it turns out that turkey is not the main cause of this fatigue. Tags Dcc Wire Lvs Lifestyles Food-drink Unbranded Turkey Thanksgiving Eating Meal Meals Holiday-season Sleep Sleeping Sleepy Festive-season Holiday-meal Christmas-meal Festive-meal Thanskgiving-meal Lifestyle-plus Videoelephant Latest video DEADLY ICE STORM SNARLING AIR TRAVEL (9:30p ET PKG) How to make a delicious mojito New study finds smoking cannabis does not contribute to reduced lung function ‘Virtually invisible’ superyacht designed to not exist Nigeria sees cash shortage amid push for redesigned currency Doja Cat slams “disrespectful” Britney Spears comparisons Paleontologists accidentally discover the first brain ever known to have evolved Twitter makes fun of former NFL player's 'script' conspiracy Facebook Twitter WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 0 Comments
