October Weight Loss Challenge: Day 23 Hours of Sleep
Welcome to Day 23 of the October Weight Loss Challenge!
On average, how many hours of sleep do you get a night?
Do you take naps?
Did you know lack of sleep can contribute to weight gain and/or difficulty losing weight?

Health professionals and research agree, to reap the benefits of sleep for weight loss, you should get 7 to 8 hours of sleep a night.
- Getting 4 hours of sleep a night produces negative changes in metabolism, mainly glucose and insulin, which can lead to weight gain
- Lack of sleep affects the hormornes that influence body weight
- Hormonal changes inflicted by lack of sleep may also cause you to crave unhealthy foods linked to weight gain.
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On average, how many hours of sleep do you get a night? I typically average 6 hours per night.
Do you take naps? No..I can't take naps.
Did you know lack of sleep can contribute to weight gain and/or difficulty losing weight?Yep...knew that one!
sleep um depends on the baby. last night if I add it all together I got 5 or 6 hours. and that was her actually sleeping a lot.
naps? idk what those are. I have a 5yr old, a 3yr old,a 2yr old, and a breastfeeding 1 1/2 month old.
I know lack of sleep can have negitive affects but I can't do anything about it yet.
Ha! Sleep is kinda a joke at my house...
I'm a world champion sleeper - I like my sleep. BUT, I have young kids (8 months and 2 years old). So I don't get as much as I'd like and it sure isn't uninterrupted sleep. Before my wonderful kiddos, I clocked in a good 8 hours a night and always felt refreshed. Nowadays, if I get 5 hours I'm feeling pretty lucky!
I usually get about 6-8 sometimes less depending on how much schoolwork I have to do and whether I'm tired or not.
My son is 8 weeks old. I haven't slept more than 4 hours since my 6th month of pregnancy. I try to get a nap in






- Cafe MichelleP
on Oct. 23, 2012 at 9:28 AM