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Partner's insomnia may affect diet
A recent study reveals that sleep disorders not only affect the individual experiencing them but also extend their impact to their partner, influencing their ability to maintain healthy eating habits. Researchers followed 204 couples over a three-month period, and the results showed that individuals suffering from poor sleep efforts to eat healthier decrease, and they feel less confident in their ability to maintain good dietary habits. The same applies to their partners who get adequate sleep. The researchers confirmed that sleep and eating patterns are influenced together after living together. Uncomfortable sleep can negatively affect the sleep quality of both partners, while good sleep might lead to increased consumption of high-calorie foods due to the partner's influence. The scientists emphasize the need for more objective future studies, along with interventions targeting both spouses to improve sleep patterns and support healthy dietary habits.
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