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Sleep is vital in accelerating recovery processes, enhancing performance, and maintaining good health, for all human beings and particularly for athletes. Habitual sleep deficit (sleep duration < 6 hours) has been associated with major health problems in the general population. 14 Laboratory studies have shown that acute total sleep deprivation (i.e., no sleep for a whole night) or severe sleep restriction impairs muscle recovery as a result of sleep debt’s effects on catabolic and anabolic hormones. 5,
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#Athletes often get less sleep than recommended, hurting recovery and health. This editorial explores the gap between lab findings and real-life sleep challenges. https://t.co/f0mCeHohrM #SportsMedicine #SleepScience https://t.co/CficiJ7mug