Are ‘food comas’ real or a figment of your digestion?

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(CNN)You've simply completed a huge meal, and you're packed. You're thinking about walking and even a stretch prior to clearing the table, however the idea of simply leaving your chair looks like a difficulty.

The concept of taking a snooze on the sofa appears increasingly more attractive.

Sounds familiar? There's a name for it: It's called postprandial somnolence-- typically described as "food coma." The phenomenon describes the exhausted, drowsy sensation that much of us experience after consuming a huge meal. And the causes are based upon various theories, some more possible than others.

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