Faster Biological Clock Means Women are Constantly Sleep-Deprived

Women have a different biological clock than men and are often struggle to stay up late in the night because their day starts early.

A new study conducted by a group of Harvard researchers suggests that women have a different biological clock than men and are often struggle to stay up late in the night because their day starts early.

According to the study, published in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the circadian rhythms in females are six minutes faster compared to their male counterparts, which means that they need to go to sleep early compared to men.

About Sleep Disorder
Sleep disorders can either be having difficulty in getting sleep or dozing off at inappropriate time.

The difference in circadian rhythms is also the reason why almost half of the women suffer from morning insomnia, struggling to go back to sleep once they are awake early in the morning.

The study also warns that majority of the women are permanently sleep deprived since they fight against the natural cycle and try to stay awake at least as long as their partners are awake but get up early in the morning.

Source-Medindia

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