Is napping after eating bad?
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Turns out, taking a short nap post lunch is not a bad thing after all, or so says celebrity nutritionist Rujuta Diwekar. People mistakenly associate post-lunch siesta with "lethargy, obesity and fear that it might lead to no sleep in the night", Diwekar pointed out in an Instagram post.
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