Midday snoozing slows down heart disease, prolongs life Midday napping, or a "siesta," was associated with a one third lower risk of CHD mortality, according to a Greek study that included almost 24 000 healthy people. The lower risk was particularly evident among working men. (Naska A et al. Arch Intern Med 2007; 167:296-391.)
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