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In this short interview, the host (Speaker B) asks Dr. Carolina Reis about a unique family trait related to sleep, an area important for longevity. Dr. Reis explains that her family can fall asleep anywhere, even in noisy environments, and can quickly recover from short naps. She shares a vivid anecdote of the family dozing off during an evening mass, all with heads drooping, despite having attended the service earlier in the day. The conversation highlights the concept of a "disco nap"—a brief, restorative nap that leaves one ready to resume activity—presented as a playful yet potentially longevity‑enhancing habit.

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