A recent study involved 164 adults was done to analyze this relationship. Researchers tracked their duration and quality of sleep for 7 days. Then the participants are being administered the cold virus and being monitored for another week. Results demonstrated that people who sleep 6 hours at night or less are more than 4 times more likely to catch a cold as compared to those sleep more than 7 hours.
Another study involved 153 individuals also show that poor sleep efficiency and shorter duration of sleep in the weeks preceding is an exposure to a virus were lower for resistance to illness.
Get enough quality sleep is important for overall well being and immune health.
References:
www.worldhealth.net
www.medicalxpress.com
https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
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