So, can we all shut up about the tryptophan already?
It's not the magical sleepy-juice of Thanksgiving, after all.
I suspected as much. I mean, really, people getting sleepy on Thanksgiving because of the turkey? Try the energy expended on the grand gluttony deluxe, or whatever.
The whole thing was a bit of a joke to me when I first heard it, but the idea became an annoyance when turkey turned into 'the newest migraine headache trigger' for me. "It must be the tryptophan!"
"So, um, why can I still drink milk?"
For that matter, why can I still eat beef?
I hope this gets out more with the new series of smart specials all about Thanksgiving.
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