Lack of Sleep in Children Correlated with Adult Obesity

by admin on June 20, 2009 · 2 comments

in Research,Sleep and Children,Sleep and Obesity

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In a study of children born in New Zealand in 1972, researchers recorded sleep diaries of children ages 5, 7, 9 and 11 and found their amount of sleep connected with their body mass index at age 32. Although not examining the mechanism by which sleep and obesity are related, the study is significant for the large number of participants as well as the length of time over which the study was conducted. This research is one more link in the growing connection between sleep and weight. Be patient. It takes time for this video to load.

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