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D.Anhour’sextrasleepanightcanshave270caloriesoffpeople’sdailydiets,newresearchsuggests—theequivalentofaroundthreechocolatedigestivebiscuits.Overthreeyears,thiscouldleadtoaweightlossof26pounds—simplybysleepingmore,theresearcherssaid.AteamfromtheUniversityofChicagowantedtolookathowsleepinteractswithobesityandsocarriedoutaclinicaltrialwith80adults.WritinginthejournalJamaInternalMedicine,theyfoundthatyoung,overweightadultswhohabituallysleptfewerthan6.5hoursanightwereabletoaddanextra1.2hoursofsleeppernightafterundergoingcounsellingtoimprovetheirsleepinghabits.Theresultsshowedthatgettingmoresleepreducedpeople’soverallintakebyanaverageof270caloriesperday,withsomepeopleconsuming500fewercalories.DrEsraTasali,fromtheUniversityofChicago’ssleepcentre,saidthestudyhadnotintendedtolookatweightloss.“Butevenwithinjusttwoweeks,wehavequantifiedevidenceshowingadecreaseincaloricintakeandanegativeenergybalance—caloricintakeislessthancaloriesburned.”shesaid.“Ifhealthysleephabitsarekeptoverlongerperiod.thiswouldleadtoclinicallyimportantweightlossovertime.Manypeopleareworkinghardtofindwaystodecreasetheircaloricintaketoloseweight—well,justbysleepingmore,youmaybeabletoreduceitThestudydidnotattempttorestrictpeople’sdiets.Instead,theysleptintheirownbeds,trackedtheirsleepwithwearabledevices,andotherwisefollowedanormallifestylewithoutanyinstructionsondietorexercise.DrTasalisaidthatlimitingtheuseofdevicessuchasmobilephonesbeforebedtimehelpedpeoplegetmoresleep.Sheadded.“Wesawthatafterjustasinglesleepcounsellingsession.participantscouldchangetheirbedtimehabitsenoughtoleadtoanincreaseinsleepWhydidtheresearcherscarryouttheTofindhowtoreduce B.ToknowthepropersleepC.Tolearnabouthealthysleep D.TostudythelinkbetweensleepandWhat’sDrTasali’sattitudetothefindingsoftheA. 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