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Sleep may be more important than food but, interestingly, there seems to be a relationship between sleep and food. When fasting, less sleep is required. However
by Splatchar 16y ago
Sleep may be more important than food but, interestingly, there seems to be a relationship between sleep and food. When fasting, less sleep is required. However, when sleep is curtailed, there is a greater desire for food.
- Vivtek 16y agoI always figured if you're awake instead of asleep, you're actually consuming more calories and thus need more food.