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Why you feel sleepy after lunch

You're at your desk at 2 pm, eyes closing after a filling rice-and-roti lunch. You tell yourself, "Come on, focus"-but this slump isn't a character...

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Create a 60-second vertical (9:16) explainer video titled "Why you feel sleepy after lunch" for Indian office workers, with a friendly, fast Indian English voiceover, bold captions and clean animated body graphics. Open on someone nodding off at their desk at 2 pm after a heavy rice-and-roti thali, then show two causes: the body clock's natural afternoon dip in alertness, made stronger by a big, carb-heavy meal. Show three quick fixes on screen: a lighter lunch with more protein and vegetables, a 10-minute walk after eating, and a few minutes of daylight. End with the line "It's not laziness, it's biology" and a CTA: "Follow for one body hack a week."

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Video narration

You're at your desk at 2 pm, eyes closing after a filling rice-and-roti lunch. You tell yourself, "Come on, focus"-but this slump isn't a character flaw. Around this time, your body naturally gets less alert. A big, carb-heavy lunch can make that dip feel stronger. So if you're nodding off at your desk, it's not necessarily just what you ate. Try a lighter lunch with more protein and vegetables; you don't need to avoid rice or roti. After eating, take a ten-minute walk, then get a few minutes of daylight. These are simple ways to make the afternoon easier, not guaranteed switches. Next time the 2 pm slump hits at your desk, remember: your body is responding to timing and lunch, not failing you. It's not laziness, it's biology. Follow for one body hack a week.