January 1, 2008Open Access

Influence of Partial Sleep Deprivation on Energy Balance and Insulin Sensitivity in Healthy Women

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Short-term sleep deprivation increased energy intake and led to a net weight gain in women. The effect of sleep restriction on energy expenditure needs to be specifically addressed in future studies using reference methods for total energy expenditure.

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