A night without sleep uses energy of two-mile walk

A night without sleep uses energy of two-mile walk
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Summary Research reveals that sleep deprivation is not a way to lose weight.

It is discovered by the US scientists that a night without sleep uses the same amount of energy as a two-mile walk.According to a study at Colorados Sleep and Chronobiology Laboratory, a nights unrest burns 135 calories and it is equal to eating two slices of bread or drinking a glass of milk.Researchers also found that sleep deprivation is not a way to lose weight. It actually means we store more energy during asleep.

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