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Sleeping less and its dangerous efforts ...
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00:00Hypertension, Diabetes, Motapa, Fertility Issues,
00:06Cancer and Mental Health Issues
00:08If you don't have so much sleep, it is necessary for our body to sleep
00:13because our body has the same need for our phone charging.
00:18So, how do we need to sleep?
00:22And what do we need to sleep?
00:24Well, National Sleep Foundation's survey,
00:27people have less sleep in the world.
00:29Modern lifestyle, you see, binge watching, stress,
00:32or something like that, we can see reals and stories.
00:37Dr. Matthew Walker, Neuroscience and Psychology professor,
00:40and he has a lot of studies on sleep deprivation.
00:45He says that it means that it means that it is torture.
00:47Many studies suggest that men and women's fertility
00:51until the age of men are affected.
00:53In addition, we start eating a lot of days.
00:57Yes, our body has two hormones like leptin and ghrelin.
01:00They tell us how much sleep will you feel.
01:03In a week, if you think that you have to sleep almost 4-5 hours,
01:07you can reduce the amount of sleep.
01:08So, this is the balance of hormones.
01:10And when you think that the levels of hormones are affected,
01:12you can increase the amount of sleep in your body.
01:13So, our body says that you are hungry.
01:15You need to eat something else.
01:16You need to eat something else.
01:17You need to eat something else.
01:18King's College London research,
01:20that the amount of sleep is less than 385 calories.
01:25can consume more calories.
01:27But if you have a pattern that can consume more calories,
01:32weight is obvious.
01:33If you don't sleep properly,
01:37your body will disturb the blood sugar levels.
01:40It may be a loss of diabetes.
01:43Besides, lung cancer and many diseases
01:46can be affected by the disease.
01:49In a study, you will know that
01:52when your body changes the time,
01:55your body will less sleep.
01:58This time, heart attacks are 20%
02:01and the hospital's admissions are increasing.
02:04Our eyes are seeing,
02:07our eyes are hearing,
02:08our brain is processing,
02:10but this is a safe space
02:12to maintain a memory
02:14and to keep up with your mind.
02:17When we can't sleep,
02:19it is obvious that
02:20that we can also affect our memory.
02:23The American Center for Disease Control
02:25recommends that
02:26every day,
02:27we need to sleep 7-8 hours every day.
02:29Some simple habits and habits
02:31include in life,
02:32you can sleep good sleep.
02:337-8 hours every night,
02:36try to sleep
02:37that your bed time is fixed.
02:39If you can sleep in one time,
02:41you can sleep in one time,
02:43early to bed and early to rise.
02:45If you can do good sleep,
02:47when you take care of the night,
02:50you will be happier when you are sleeping.
02:52If you don't sleep,
02:53yes,
02:54if you don't come,
02:56you can sit outside.
02:57You will be able to sleep out,
02:58you can sleep outside.
02:59You don't need your brain.
03:00You can not know the brain
03:14Thank you very much.
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