New Study Shows Early Death Increased by 30% When Taking Naps Longer Than One Hour, And May Lead to Heart Disease

Risk of early death may be increased if people naps for more than an hour, as suggested. Researchers explained that long naps are associated linked to a 30% higher risk of dying at a young age, as well as a greater 34% of having cardiovascular disease.

Meanwhile, other experts explained that napping might be a symptom of ill people since their sickness could make them sleepy. Researchers looked at studies of more than 300,000 people, observing their sleeping habits, as well as their health and deaths.

The findings revealed that napping is more dangerous to women since their risk of dying earlier had increased by 22% whenever they take a nap for more than one hour each day. However, the studies about napping are still unclear since some of them claim that it can lead to worse heart health, while others state that napping could lessen heart attack risk.

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