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The real reason you're dozing off after lunch - and it's not your work

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Kassendra Lok
The real reason you're dozing off after lunch - and it's not your work
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Health experts suggest that the common afternoon energy slump is often caused by daily habits like diet and exercise timing rather than work-related stress. Making mindful lifestyle choices can help working adults maintain consistent energy levels throughout the day.

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Addressing the 'afternoon slump' is a common concern for workforce productivity and personal well-being in modern office environments.

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Why do some people stay energised all day while others crash after lunch? Experts point to three everyday habits that can make a difference.

For many working adults, the midday slump feels like an unavoidable part of office life. (Photo: iStock)

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