Psilo_Cyan t1_jcf8xso wrote
When is poor sleep good for brain health?
sprocketous t1_jcfl2ve wrote
Also, poor diet is bad for nutrition!
MuddyFinish t1_jcftre5 wrote
Low amount of exercise could be linked to lower muscle mass!
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PsychologicalLuck343 t1_jcicngn wrote
The amount of cholesterol in your food correlates poorly to blood cholesterol levels. We've known this for decades.
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Z0idberg_MD t1_jcfsvct wrote
I think what was surprising was what is considered "poor" sleep health. Apparently, napping? My layman's guess it that people who nap usually needed more core sleep, so the real impairment comes from the lack of overall core sleep.
RustyShrekLord t1_jcgtmyx wrote
Not only do people who need sleep nap, but napping makes getting continuous sleep at night more difficult
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