Health News: Midday Snoozes are Good for the Brain
Researchers found taking a midday snooze improves your memory by 20%.
Researchers found taking a midday snooze improves your memory by 20%.
Researchers found taking a midday snooze improves your memory by 20%.
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A study looked at 30 people who had large meals in the morning for four weeks…and then big dinners for another month.
The last time Audra mixed up a healthy soda for Greg, the reaction ended up on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show.
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