Insufficient sleep increase diabetes risk – study suggests


Insufficient sleep may be linked to increased diabetes riskOvereating, lack of physical activities and lack of of sleeping are linked to the increase of diabetes risk in most people. According to a recent study published the Endocrine Society’s Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism (JCEM), people who don’t give their brain and body enough time to relax and sleep contribute to the development of insulin resistance and reduced glucose tolerance, which in turn may increase the long-term risk of diabetes.

The study found that many Americans sleep fewer than six hours at night, and those people have in previous studies demonstrated an increased risk of developing diabetes.

“Our findings raise the possibility that when the unhealthy aspects of the Westernized lifestyle are combined with reduced sleep duration, this might contribute to the increased risk of many overweight and sedentary individuals developing diabetes,” said Plamen Penev, MD, PhD, of the University of Chicago and a senior author of the study. “If confirmed by future larger studies, these results would indicate that a healthy lifestyle should include not only healthy eating habits and adequate amounts of physical activity, but also obtaining a sufficient amount of sleep.”

Your body needs his eight hours of sleep every night in order to regenerate its power for the next day.

Via – EurekAlert

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7 Responses to “Insufficient sleep increase diabetes risk – study suggests”

  1. the standard for diabetes is Metformin but i also try to use alternative medicine in controlling diabetes. Alpha Lipoic Acid and Charantia seems to work well too against diabetes.

  2. Anxietygirl says:

    Most people get Diabetes because of the lack of exercise and overeating. We should be more aware of our lazy lifestyles and start exercising regulary to avoid Type II Diabetes.

  3. Caramoan says:

    Diabetes can be prevented by just having a physically active lifestyle. Just exercise everyday and avoid eating too much. Avoid sweets and high carb foods too.

  4. Karen Kern says:

    there is a rising incidence of Diabetes these days and you can blame high sugar diet and a lifestyle that is low on physical activities.

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  6. Chris says:

    Oh my… I better go to bed earlier than usual because no joke in a 7 day week I only sleep on Saturday morning and Sunday morning. Maybe I should get a test because it’s been like that for 8 years. A bit of exercise will help as well.

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