Sleep Disorders Can Affect metabolism
A recent study has linked inadequate or disturbed sleep to the
development of metabolic disorders, including diabetes and type 2
diabetes. The findings are crucial as they mean that it sleep issues
should be addressed without fail.
Authors of the review published in The Lancet Diabetes and
Endocrinology journal said that the problem of sleep disorder
should be addressed for prevention and treatment of these
disorders.
"Metabolic health in addition to genetic predisposition, is largely
dependent on behavioural factors such as dietary habits and
physical activity. In the past few years, sleep loss as a disorder
characterising the 24-hour lifestyle of modern societies has
increasingly been shown to represent an additional behavioural
factor adversely affecting metabolic health," said the authors.
The authors added that sleep disturbance must be addressed to
keep the metabolic health of a person in a good shape.
According to the authors, "These findings open up new strategies
for targeted interventions aimed at the present epidemic of the
metabolic syndrome and related diseases. Ongoing and future
studies will show whether interventions to improve sleep duration
and quality can prevent or even reverse adverse metabolic traits.
Meanwhile, on the basis of existing evidence, health care
professionals can be safely recommended to motivate their
patients to enjoy sufficient sleep at the right time of day."
development of metabolic disorders, including diabetes and type 2
diabetes. The findings are crucial as they mean that it sleep issues
should be addressed without fail.
Authors of the review published in The Lancet Diabetes and
Endocrinology journal said that the problem of sleep disorder
should be addressed for prevention and treatment of these
disorders.
"Metabolic health in addition to genetic predisposition, is largely
dependent on behavioural factors such as dietary habits and
physical activity. In the past few years, sleep loss as a disorder
characterising the 24-hour lifestyle of modern societies has
increasingly been shown to represent an additional behavioural
factor adversely affecting metabolic health," said the authors.
The authors added that sleep disturbance must be addressed to
keep the metabolic health of a person in a good shape.
According to the authors, "These findings open up new strategies
for targeted interventions aimed at the present epidemic of the
metabolic syndrome and related diseases. Ongoing and future
studies will show whether interventions to improve sleep duration
and quality can prevent or even reverse adverse metabolic traits.
Meanwhile, on the basis of existing evidence, health care
professionals can be safely recommended to motivate their
patients to enjoy sufficient sleep at the right time of day."
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