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Sono: impacto nos hormônios reguladores do apetite e no ganho de peso em adultos
Inadequate sleep, characterized by less than 6 hours per night, is associated with increased body mass index (BMI) and weight gain in adults. This effect is linked to hormonal changes, such as elevated ghrelin levels, which stimulate hunger, and reduced leptin levels, which regulate satiety, leading
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