Intense Cycling Compensates for the Negative Effects of Lack of Sleep
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Scientists from Canada have found that just 20 minutes of intense cycling improves memory in sleep-deprived people almost as effectively as a 90-minute nap during the day. The authors of the study from McGill University note that these methods, however, work differently. The tests involved 54 people who were not allowed to sleep for 30 hours, BTA writes. Some of them had to cycle for 20 minutes at a moderate-intensity pace during this time, othe…
Scientists have stated that only 20 minutes of exercise can compensate for a night in which only four hours of sleep could be achieved. Science Alert reports. The risk of dementia is 40 per cent higher because of chronic insomnia, a study by scientists from McGill University in Canada, involving 54 healthy young people who were awake for 30 hours. They were then divided into three groups. One group was moderate or fast on a bicycle for 20 minute…
20 minutes of moderate-intensity cycling can improve cognitive function. The post New research: Exercise can offset the effect of sleep deprivation on memory as much as napping appeared first on Digiato.
Lack of sleep not only causes physical fatigue but can also affect brain function and memory. New research shows that just 20 minutes of exercise can help mitigate this impact in cases of insufficient sleep.
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