Friday Aug 18,2017 Health Tip
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Multiple studies are verifying that sleep deprivation makes you fat! Four consecutive nights of reduced sleep (about 4.5 hours nightly) can increase insulin resistance by 16%, and reduce insulin sensitivity in fat cells by 30%, mimicking resistance seen in diabetics. Two consecutive 4-hour sleep nights increase the hunger hormone ghrelin by 28%, and decrease the satiety hormone leptin by 18%. Sleep is vital to fat cells, and they get droopy when they don't get enough. To maximize health and minimize insulin resistance, make sleeping 7-8 hours nightly a high priority!
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