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Siesta

A midday nap is a short nap taken in the early afternoon, often after the midday meal. It is frequently called with its Spanish name siesta (pronounced ).

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Power nap

Biological need for naps

Cardiovascular benefits

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Siesta

Nodes87
Edges86
Triples69
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.022989
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Siesta

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related to Works cited · 20
Siesta → Archives, Cardiovascular Function, Changes, Daytime Sleep, Daytime Sleep Onset, Effects, Exercise, Human Haemodynamics, Internal Medicine, ISBN, March, MohammadReza, Naska, Oikonomou, PMID, Psaltopoulou, Trichopoulos, Trichopoulou, With Focus, Zaregarizi
related to Mental and social benefits · 8
Siesta → Another, By, If Spaniards, Spain, Spaniards, The, This, While
related to External links · 7
Siesta → An, Is, Manchester, Medical, Oxford Journal, University, Why
related to Biological need for naps · 6
Siesta → As, Charles Czeisler, Combined, Factors, In, The
related to Etymology · 5
Siesta → French, Latin, The, The Spanish, This
related to Cardiovascular benefits · 4
Siesta → February, Greece, The, The Washington Post
related to South America · 2
Siesta → In South America, Patagonia
related to Types of siesta · 2
Siesta → Cafè-siesta, There

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nap midday sleep afternoon countries hours also rest common naps spanish cardiovascular south take work lunch break power time practice

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Catullusinstance ofthey used to take this nap.The custom is mentioned among others by classical authors0.80text
Caesarinstance ofthey used to take this nap.The custom is mentioned among others by classical authors0.80text
Ciceroinstance ofthey used to take this nap.The custom is mentioned among others by classical authors0.80text
Suetoniusinstance ofthey used to take this nap.The custom is mentioned among others by classical authors0.80text
It is also mentioned later in the letters of Sidonius regarding the habits of Theodoric IIinstance ofthey used to take this nap.The custom is mentioned among others by classical authors0.80text
King of the Gothsinstance ofthey used to take this nap.The custom is mentioned among others by classical authors0.80text
Patagonia.EuropeSpaininstance ofthe siesta time is common also in colder regions0.80text
Portugal.mw-parser-output .amboxinstance ofthe siesta time is common also in colder regions0.80text
tahajjud or suhur.In Egyptinstance ofto perform voluntary but encouraged acts0.80text
other Middle Eastern countriesinstance ofto perform voluntary but encouraged acts0.80text
government workers typically work for six hours a dayinstance ofto perform voluntary but encouraged acts0.80text
six days a weekinstance ofto perform voluntary but encouraged acts0.80text

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