JAMA Internal Medicine · 2022
Could more sleep change how much you eat?
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In adults who usually slept less than 6.5 hours, help extending sleep led to lower food energy intake over two weeks. This suggests sleep deserves a place in the conversation about weight and appetite. A small, short trial.
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