obesity
Lack of Sleep Causes People to Binge on Sugary Drinks, Scientists Say
Tthe University of California, San Francisco published a report detailing the relationship between sugary drink consumption and sleep loss, revealing that not getting enough rest is one reason why people drink unhealthy amounts of sugar.
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