Habits of bad sleep too late often make you feel tired and irritable. In addition, a poor night's sleep disorders for six consecutive times can also trigger the onset of diabetes and heart disease.
Professor Philippe Froguel of Imperial College London said, "Control of blood sugar is one of the many processes regulated by the body's biological clock," he said. One of the body's biological clock is sleeping. Disruption of the sleep process will impact on blood sugar control.
The new research related to sleep habits that held some time ago showed that the symptoms of diabetes has emerged as having trouble sleeping for three consecutive times. The results of this study was published by Nature Genetics then reported by Daily Mail.
Nature Genestics undertook this study to 20 thousand night-shift workers, and the results of the study, proved to night shift workers are prone to diabetes and heart disease. This research study found four gene variants are at risk for diabetes and heart disease.
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