Q: So what exactly is food coma?

A: .. a state in which a person is generally lethargic, lazy and very full from eating a large meal. A large meal shall be defined as meal containing high amounts of carbohydrates. When blood goes to the abdomen to help digest and break down the excessive amount food, it causes deprivation of oxygen to the brain; a direct common cause of comatose; hence the term "food coma".

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