A recent medical study showed that staying up late at night can increase the risk of diabetes by up to 19%. Researchers also confirmed that people who prefer to stay up late and stay up late tend to follow unhealthy lifestyles. Epidemiologist Tianyi Huang of Brigham Hospitals points out that the daily sleep-wake chronotype plays a role and that it may be difficult to change due to genetics.
Side effects of staying up all night
A medical team’s analysis of data from about 64,000 women revealed that there is a relationship between sleep habits and diet and the risk of diabetes. Researchers found that women who follow an evening lifestyle and prefer staying up late at night have a 19% higher risk of developing diabetes.
What are the chronic diseases that accompany those who stay up all night?
People who stay up late at night are more likely to have an unhealthy diet, get less sleep, be overweight, and be physically active. If work is done to regulate unhealthy lifestyle behaviors, the risk of diabetes can be reduced and other diseases associated with it such as heart disease, forgetfulness, premature aging, anxiety and stress disorders, poor memory, weak immune system, concentration and overthinking, and increased Weight, respiratory diseases, poor skin health, and poor balance.
Please note that personal medical care directions and recommendations are most appropriate for these situations.
2023-09-15 12:54:12
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