Hello everyone! In this blog is about late night sleep… 

You gain weight:

Sleep deprivation has been linked to obesity, diabetes, heart disease, osteoporosis, and even depression. Insufficient sleep causes metabolic changes, including excess cortisol production and decreased leptin (a hormone that helps regulate appetite). Both hormones can increase hunger, cravings, and food intake. Lack of sleep also increases inflammation and oxidative stress, and impairs immunity, making people more likely to get sick.

You lose brainpower:

The human body is designed to function optimally at nighttime. Your immune system works best after sundown; the circadian rhythm influences everything from sleep-wake cycles to mood and metabolism. When your sleep schedule is disrupted, you may not have enough time to reset your internal clock before falling asleep again. Sleep loss also affects cognitive processes—such as memory, attention, and problem solving.

You make mistakes:

Poor sleepers tend to make more errors than those who sleep well. Studies show that poor sleep makes people less effective at tasks involving memory, judgment, decision making, and abstract thinking. Poor sleep also slows reaction times and impairs motor skills.

You're more stressed:

A lack of sleep disrupts how the body's natural repair mechanisms work. This means that the body is no longer able to keep toxic substances under control and flush them out when they build up. Stress hormones released during sleepless nights can trigger headaches, muscle tension, irritability, fatigue, and general malaise. These negative emotions lead to increased appetite and overeating.

You're more tired:

When you don't get enough sleep, it's difficult to perform basic activities. If you stay awake past bedtime, you'll experience exhaustion and your immune system will weaken. In addition to feeling lethargic and sluggish, you'll also find yourself craving unhealthy foods.

You need more caffeine:

Caffeine is a mild stimulant that can help boost alertness levels and improve focus. But if you rely solely on coffee to give you energy, you could find yourself jittery, anxious, and unable to concentrate. Caffeine is only helpful if consumed in moderation, however. Excessive amounts of caffeine can cause insomnia, nervousness, anxiety, tremors, palpitations, and shortness of breath.

You have trouble sleeping:

If you haven't slept well recently, it's possible to have difficulty falling asleep. If that happens, you might wake up several times throughout the night. This cycle of waking up repeatedly is called'sleep fragmentation.' One study found that adults who were regularly getting fewer than six hours of sleep per night had higher blood pressure than subjects who got the recommended seven to eight hours.

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