But long naps have a temporary disadvantage : they cause what researchers call sleep inertia, a grogginess upon awakening that can last about half an hour.
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Which means it's the perfect answer to jet lag _ the grogginess and lethargy that hits us when we go to places several time zones away.
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At present, there are around 100 studies made of the hormone in humans, and people have minor complaints of having headaches, nausea, and chronic grogginess.
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Or, it said, a company may need to change the work schedule of an employee taking antidepressants that cause extreme grogginess and lack of alertness in the morning.
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As they have in past trips, the crowds seemed to rejuvenate the pope, putting a bounce in his usually tottering step and clearing the grogginess from his voice.
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When his grogginess and slurred speech didn't improve, they eventually threw him naked and cuffed in the back of a van and drove him 750 miles to Pretoria.
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Not finding a cure for the weekend grogginess induced by the Colonials'serves, Roper Barrett did acknowledge, " Their game is too hard for us ."
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Decisions tend to be made in the afternoon instead of the evening, now that people are no longer slowed by the grogginess that followed the banquet that used to be lunch.
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The shutting down of the brain accounts for the grogginess and confusion if someone is awakened during deep sleep since it takes the cerebral cortex time to resume its normal functions.
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The exhilaration that comes with an extra hour of light at the end of the day makes up for grogginess at the beginning and for feeling like an April fool arriving late for church.
