1. Cardiac Related Illnesses
Cardiovascular disorders such as heart diseases & high BP are quite common with people who are deprived of sleep. Lack of sleep for a day is sufficient to increase blood pressure amongst patients with hypertension.
2. Obesity
Another common problem related to sleep deprivation is weight gain. A lot of hormonal activity happens while a person is sleeping. But, if a person sleeps less, the stress hormone cortisol levels will increase and leptin levels decrease ( it is a digestive hormone). Stress and late night food cravings trigger type-2 diabetes. This is how sleeping less can lead to diabetes.
3. Effect On Immune System
There are many chronic diseases caused due to sleeping less; however, this important factor often goes misunderstood. Poor immunity results in many diseases and less sleep can lower the immunity levels.
4. Viral Infections
Less sleep weakens the immune system and the body becomes susceptible to viral infections like cold, flu, fever etc.
5. Poor Sex Life
Stress and increasing tension amongst men and women (especially in those living in the metros ) is responsible for poor libido or a disturbed sex life. This is mainly due to work pressure and sleep deprivation. An unsatisfied married life further increases stress which might result in diabetes.
6. Skin Disorders
The excessive release of cortisol due to less sleep does all the damage. Cortisol breaks down the skin protein-collagen which keeps our skin smooth. Few sleepless nights are enough to give dark circles below your eyes. Chronic sleepless conditions may cause dry skin and wrinkles irrespective of the age.
7. Untimely Eating Habits
Eating food at odd timings is also a bad habit. Our body requires energy at specific times. Apart from gaining weight, untimely eating habits fluctuate the hormone level.
Source : http://www.boldsky.com/health/diabetes/2015/how-sleeping-less-can-lead-to-diabetes-091789-091814.html
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