Sleep Deprivation: Study Reveals Serious Health Implications

Talk Ten Tuesdays

Sleep is essential for all living organisms, from jellyfish to humans, and even bacteria have phases that resemble rest. Experiments show that severe sleep deprivation is lethal, as seen in rats, fruit flies, and Randy Gardner's 1964 11-day sleepless experiment.
But what does it mean for you?
Join Dr Nick as he explores a natural experiment in sleep deprivation that resulted in slashing fitness and aerobic capacity. The impact of just one bad night of sleep was staggering and the clear message is prioritizing sleep—it’s as critical to your health as exercise and nutrition. Neglect it at your own risk!
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1. Sleep Deprivation: Study Reveals Serious Health Implications (00:00:00)

2. Timothy Powell, CPA (00:02:14)

3. ICD10monitor Commercial (00:06:52)

4. Laurie Johnson, MS (00:07:30)

5. Tiffany Ferguson, LMSW (00:12:54)

6. [Ad] Cozen O’Connor Public Strategies - The Beltway Briefing (00:13:01)

7. (Cont.) Tiffany Ferguson, LMSW (00:13:40)

8. ICD10monitor Commercial (00:17:43)

9. Nick van Terheyden, MD (00:18:42)

10. Erica Remer, MD (00:22:51)

11. Closing (00:29:07)