July 20, 2023
Jayesh Shinde
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In animals and humans alike, yawning means only one thing: you're tired and feeling sleepy.
Sleeping helps naturally relax your body and mind, thereby reducing the stress levels after a hard day's work.
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Research has found that sleeping also impacts your weight, with people not getting enough sleep usually weighing heavier.
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When you're sleeping, your brain is making sure memories are well-organized. If you sleep less, that process is hampered.
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Sleep-deprived people have shown to be less attentive and as impaired as intoxicated individuals, in some studies. Hence, sleep.
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Reduction in sleep is known to have an immediate adverse impact on the body's immune functions, as per research.
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Athletes who sleep up to 10 hours perform better the next day, with higher energy levels and less overall fatigue.
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Some studies have linked sleep deprivation to cases of depression, and people with sleep disorders tending to be more depressed.
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Sleeping adequately affects our life in a lot of direct and indirect ways, including your overall quality of life, claim studies.
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According to one research, people who sleep the adequate amount tend to live longer than those who don't sleep as much.
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So yeah, next time you want to catch some extra winks before you wake up, don't feel mad for hitting that snooze button.
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