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<<No, this does not explain why one feels fatigued after a heavy meal.>>


<<What type of food are you thinking of in a heavy meal?  Are you referring
to
the size of the meal, even if it's paleo?>>

Siobhan,

I borrowed the word "heavy" from an earlier post in the thread.  I prefer
not to use it myself because its ambivalent, to say the least.

I think that the post-meal fatigue people are reporting is largely a
function of eating too many "bad" carbs (starches, grains, simple sugars),
made worse by eating too many calories at any one time.

Rob

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