RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Science has already confirmed that sleeping well is vital for a balanced weight, focus, endurance, and overall health. Now, there is yet another reason to sleep well: six hours or less of sleep per night could dehydrate you, says study.
In the study published by Sleep magazine, researchers analyzed sleep habits and urine samples in over 20,000 adults in the United States and China. They found that people who slept six hours on average were up to 59 percent more likely to be dehydrated than adults who slept eight hours.
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