Sleep loss linked to weight gain and health risks
A new international study has found that reducing sleep by just one and a half hours per night can lead to weight gain and increased waist circumference in high-risk adults who normally sleep seven hours. The research also shows that decreased sleep duration increases the risk of heart attacks and diabetes, with participants becoming less physically active when sleeping less.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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