Published on: 6/12/2025
Feeling tired after eating might be due to the types of food you eat, like sugary or fatty foods, or it could be related to digestive issues
After eating, feeling tired can be linked to the kinds of foods consumed. Foods high in fats and carbohydrates might make you feel sleepy. One study showed that these nutrients can influence fatigue after meals. Sugary snacks can also lead to a quick burst of energy followed by fatigue.
To manage post-meal tiredness, consider these tips:
If fatigue persists, it might be helpful to speak with a healthcare provider to explore other possible causes.
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