{Do you see yourself yawning and cannot help it?}<\/p>\n
Yawning is natural, but there haven\u2019t been a known cause for yawning. However, yawning could also mean your body is sending you a message.<\/p>\n
These are the common reasons why you yawn.<\/p>\n
{{1. It’s a sign of boredom }} <\/p>\n
Research has shown that yawning could be a sign of boredom. A study revealed that a group of college students yawned more when shown a pattern of colours than when shown a 30-minute rock video.<\/p>\n
{{2. It cools down the brain }} <\/p>\n
Another research has found that an open-mouthed yawn helps cool the brain. It causes the sinus walls to expand and contract like bellows, pumping air onto the brain, which lowers its temperature, the study found.<\/p>\n
{{3. Yawning is also contagious}} <\/p>\n
Various researches have found that yawning could be contagious. One particular study found that when shown videos of yawning, around 50% of people started yawning.<\/p>\n
{{4. Fatigue and drowsiness }} <\/p>\n
Fatigue and drowsiness have also been associated with yawning.<\/p>\n
{{5. Sleep disorder}}<\/p>\n
Sleep disorders or inadequate sleep could also make one yawn during the day.This could be your brain sending you signals that you are tired and need to rest.<\/p>\n
Certain medications like pain relievers and antidepressants could also make you to yawn.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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