Inadequate Sleep boosts Appetite
Loosing few hours of precious sleep each night can leave you with more than an eye bug and a sleepy day. Lack of enough sleep can literally add up several pounds to your weighing scale. The connection between inadequate sleep and obesity is so strong that we can no longer take this fact for granted. Inadequate Sleep boosts Appetite...here's the science behind it @healthbiztips by Arlene Gentallan Not having enough sleep messes up with the body's hormones and metabolism. Scientific studies show that inadequate sleep decreases leptin hormone and increases ghrelin hormone in the body leading to an increase in appetite, which can consequently, lead to an inevitable weight gain. The role of leptin and ghrelin Leptin is a hormone produced by fat cells whose purpose is to suppress appetite and increase metabolism. However, even when obese people have high leptin levels, their body has become immune to it's effect. Moreover, leptin promotes inflammation, an important precursor in ...