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flag Study links specific blood molecules affected by diet and hormones to excessive daytime sleepiness.

flag A new study links seven blood molecules influenced by diet and hormones to excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS). flag Researchers found that omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, common in Mediterranean diets, are linked to lower EDS risk, while metabolites like tyramine, found in fermented foods, correlate with increased sleepiness, especially in men. flag The study suggests that dietary changes or medications targeting these molecules could help reduce EDS, though further research is needed.

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