Der neurologische Grund für die Siesta

1.06. 2006 in Anthropology, brain, brainscience, ernährung, food, health, hirnforschung, medicine, psychologie, psychology

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The Spaniards may have been right all along – a siesta after a hearty lunch is natural, new research suggests. Sientists at The University of Manchester have for the first time uncovered how brain cells or ‘neurons’ that keep us alert become turned off after we eat. The findings – published [...]