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Why Night Owls Are At Higher Risk Of Diabetes
Night owls -- a person who is habitually active or wakeful at night -- tend to have a higher body mass index (BMI), larger waists, and more hidden body fat and thus are almost 50 per cent more likely to develop type 2 diabetes (T2D).
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Manoj Bajpayee Hints At Wife Shabana Raza's Comeback: "Excited To Work With Her"
Manoj Bajpayee added that Shabana Raza is in the middle of reviewing scripts that are coming her way.
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Night Owls At Increased Risk Of Death, Not Because Of Habit But...
The research is based on an analysis of 37-year data of more than 23,000 people in Finland.
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This Tiny Dinosaur Hunted At Night And Could Hear Better Than An Owl
A new study has revealed that a tiny, carnivorous dinosaur, which had an exceptional low-light vision and whose hearing ability was as good as an owl’s, hunted its prey at night. Measuring only 2 feet, the three-toed dinosaur species named Shuvuuia. Learn more about the fascinating creature here.
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'Night Owl' Girls More Likely To Gain Weight Says Study; Other Habits Which Can Lead To Weight Gain
Are you addicted to your phone and not getting enough sleep? If yes then you may gain weight. A recent study says that girls who do not get enough sleep at night are more to gain weight. Here is what the research says and also know other poor habits which can lead to weight gain.
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Did You Know Being A Night Owl Can Be A Sign Of Depression? Know More Here
If you are a night owl, then you must know that there are both pros and cons to it. On one hand, it may signal higher stamina, and on the hand, it may pose some risks to your health. Know more about the pros and cons of being a night owl right here.
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Top 6 Ways To Fix Your Sleep Cycle
Sleep cycle: Overburdened with work, talking to someone on the phone across the world, or just being jet lagged are some common reasons for lack of sleep. Here are some ways to restore your natural sleep cycle.
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Night Owls At Greater Risk Of Heart Disease, Diabetes: Study
If you are a night owl or prefer sleeping late at night and are having trouble waking up early, then you are at a higher risk of suffering from heart disease and Type-2 diabetes than early risers.
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Weight Loss: 3 Diet And Health Tips For Night Owls To Lose Weight
Night owls usually suffer from weight gain issues; possible reasons for this could be too much caffeine, irregular eating hours and lack of exercise.
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'Night Owls' Taking Morning Classes Get Poor Marks
Night owls taking early morning courses received lower grades due to "social jet lag," a condition in which peak alertness time is at odds with work.
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Emmys 2017: When, Where And How To Watch. A Guide To All Your Queries
Emmys 2017: The night owls are advised to stay up a little longer to catch the Emmy awards while early risers will have a thrilling time with their morning coffee
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Can't Sleep At Night? Experts Explain Why
Night owls are often diagnosed at sleep clinics with delayed sleep phase disorder (DSPD) - where a person's circadian ryhthm is delayed from the typical day/night cycle.
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Burning the midnight oil and weight gain
Night owls who consistently stay up late at night put themselves at higher risks for weight gain.
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Why Night Owls Are At Higher Risk Of Diabetes
Night owls -- a person who is habitually active or wakeful at night -- tend to have a higher body mass index (BMI), larger waists, and more hidden body fat and thus are almost 50 per cent more likely to develop type 2 diabetes (T2D).
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Manoj Bajpayee Hints At Wife Shabana Raza's Comeback: "Excited To Work With Her"
Manoj Bajpayee added that Shabana Raza is in the middle of reviewing scripts that are coming her way.
-
Night Owls At Increased Risk Of Death, Not Because Of Habit But...
The research is based on an analysis of 37-year data of more than 23,000 people in Finland.
-
This Tiny Dinosaur Hunted At Night And Could Hear Better Than An Owl
A new study has revealed that a tiny, carnivorous dinosaur, which had an exceptional low-light vision and whose hearing ability was as good as an owl’s, hunted its prey at night. Measuring only 2 feet, the three-toed dinosaur species named Shuvuuia. Learn more about the fascinating creature here.
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'Night Owl' Girls More Likely To Gain Weight Says Study; Other Habits Which Can Lead To Weight Gain
Are you addicted to your phone and not getting enough sleep? If yes then you may gain weight. A recent study says that girls who do not get enough sleep at night are more to gain weight. Here is what the research says and also know other poor habits which can lead to weight gain.
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Did You Know Being A Night Owl Can Be A Sign Of Depression? Know More Here
If you are a night owl, then you must know that there are both pros and cons to it. On one hand, it may signal higher stamina, and on the hand, it may pose some risks to your health. Know more about the pros and cons of being a night owl right here.
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Top 6 Ways To Fix Your Sleep Cycle
Sleep cycle: Overburdened with work, talking to someone on the phone across the world, or just being jet lagged are some common reasons for lack of sleep. Here are some ways to restore your natural sleep cycle.
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Night Owls At Greater Risk Of Heart Disease, Diabetes: Study
If you are a night owl or prefer sleeping late at night and are having trouble waking up early, then you are at a higher risk of suffering from heart disease and Type-2 diabetes than early risers.
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Weight Loss: 3 Diet And Health Tips For Night Owls To Lose Weight
Night owls usually suffer from weight gain issues; possible reasons for this could be too much caffeine, irregular eating hours and lack of exercise.
-
'Night Owls' Taking Morning Classes Get Poor Marks
Night owls taking early morning courses received lower grades due to "social jet lag," a condition in which peak alertness time is at odds with work.
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Emmys 2017: When, Where And How To Watch. A Guide To All Your Queries
Emmys 2017: The night owls are advised to stay up a little longer to catch the Emmy awards while early risers will have a thrilling time with their morning coffee
-
Can't Sleep At Night? Experts Explain Why
Night owls are often diagnosed at sleep clinics with delayed sleep phase disorder (DSPD) - where a person's circadian ryhthm is delayed from the typical day/night cycle.
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Burning the midnight oil and weight gain
Night owls who consistently stay up late at night put themselves at higher risks for weight gain.
