At the least extreme, sleep deprivation has been linked to weight gain and wrinkles early on in life. On a more dangerous level, sleep deprivation puts you at a higher risk for heart disease, causes memory loss and weakens the immune system.
I will admit, getting that 7-9 hours of recommended sleep often seems impossible with a hectic college schedule. Do not worry, for you are not alone; 20% of Americans confess that they do not get six hours a sleep a night.
Want to make sure you look refreshed and are less prone to an accident, as well as reduce your risks of diabetes and a stroke? Here are some helpful sleeping tips to ensure that you are catching enough zzz’s every night.