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Al-Marsad Newspaper: Feeling lethargic and lazy from time to time is a common thing for most of us after eating in the holy month of Ramadan.
In turn, the official account of the Gulf Health Council, in a tweet on “Twitter”, explained some of the reasons that may be behind this, as follows:
The type of food you eat:
Meals that contain both carbohydrates and protein make you more tired, due to the production of serotonin, a chemical that plays a role in regulating mood and sleep cycles.
The amount of food you eat:
Eating a large meal also causes blood sugar to rise, and a drop in energy may follow.
Lack of sleep at night:
Also, not getting enough sleep during Ramadan leads to feeling tired throughout the day, especially after eating.