@Cushee_Foofee@uwu.social @AzulCrescent@tech.lgbt Various things can do it, with some more pronounced depending on metabolism (which responds to diet changes and changes in gut flora, among other variables). "Sugar coma" or "sugar crash" (even when involving no meat or anything similar) is usually an exaggerated reference to postprandial somnolence (diabetic coma is also a real thing and not very funny, in contrast).