Sleep and health News
Sleep deprivation is more than just an inconvenience—it has profound effects on your body’s ability to manage weight and store fat.
From hormone imbalances to increased cravings and a slower metabolism, the impact of poor sleep on body fat is undeniable.
Prioritizing quality sleep is essential for maintaining a healthy weight and avoiding unwanted fat gain.
Sleep Deprivation is Widespread: 87% of adults sleep less than the recommended 8 hours, with nearly 1 in 5 getting under 6 hours.
Sleep Impacts Health: Poor sleep is linked to increased stress, heart disease risk, and impaired cognitive function.
Gender and Age Differences Exist: Women tend to sleep longer than men, while older adults (50+) average just 6.2 hours per night.
Research shows that poor sleep is linked to elevated triglycerides and abdominal fat, increasing the risk of stroke, heart disease, and other health problems. Don't Miss!
Over 200 evaluators were then asked to rate the attractiveness and intelligence of the faces - the results show that those faces with a subtle frown and droopy eyes were perceived as less intelligent.
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