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Study: Not Enough Sleep Means More Calories (& Belly Fat)
We know that getting enough sleep is a crucial factor in how energized we feel during the day, but according to new research published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology1, it also has a big impact on calorie intake, and subsequently, fat accumulation. Here’s what the researchers found.
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