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Early To Bed Is A Recipe For Early Demise
Early To Bed Is A Recipe For Early Demise
According to a study conducted in Japan, a famous proverb which says “Early to bed and early to rise, makes a man healthy wealthy and wise” has been proven wrong.
In the
study, which was conducted by Mayuko Kodono at Kyoto Prefectural
University, 3,066 healthy adults with the average age of 57.2 years were
observed and analysed.
As
per the study, even 1 hour reduction in your wake up time leads to an
increased risk of hardening of the arteries by 20% without changing the
duration of your sleep.
The
results of Kadono’s previous study, which had established the
connections between dysfunction and getting up early before 5 A.M, were
also presented at the 6th World Congress of the World Sleep Federation
on 16th of the October 2011, in Kyoto, Japan.
Waking
up early is also linked with the higher risk of cardiovascular disease.
As per WHO (World Health Organization), Cardiovascular diseases which
involve heart attack, high blood pressure and stroke, may kill 23.6
million people by 2030, rising from 17.3 million in 2008.
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Kodono
being an endocrinologist said in his interview that “Earlier bed times
and earlier wake-up times had a larger influence on vascular condition
than sleep duration.”
As
people go through the aging process, they tend to go to their bed early
and therefore they wake up early, which influences the vascular
conditions in them. The study also inferred that those who face
difficulties while maintaining their sleep at nights are more likely to
become a victim of hypertension
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