After indulging in a carb-heavy Thanksgiving meal, experts explain that the food coma we experience is caused by the combination of sedatives like alcohol, tryptophan-rich foods, and a large meal diverting blood from the brain to aid in digestion. Contrary to popular belief, turkey alone isn’t responsible for our drowsiness, as it contains minimal levels of tryptophan compared to other common foods. The real culprit behind the post-feast sleepiness is the high glycemic index of carbs in dishes like mashed potatoes and pie, leading to spikes and crashes in blood sugar levels.
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Boy, 15, arrested over ‘cash for killing’ plot across Europe
A 15-year-old boy from Sweden has been arrested in Sydney for allegedly using an encrypted application to facilitate international contract killings on behalf of a transnational crime syndicate, linked to gang conflicts in the Nordic region. He faces charges for conspiracy to murder, which could result in life imprisonment, and has been formally refused bail, with a court appearance scheduled for June 11, 2025. The investigation, initiated following a tip-off from Danish police, highlights the...
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