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Résumé La réduction du temps alloué au sommeil est un phénomène de plus en plus courant qui touche toutes les tranches d’âge de tous les pays industrialisés. Cette revue résume les données épidémiologiques et expérimentales qui se sont rapidement accumulées au cours des 15 dernières années pour indiquer qu’un sommeil écourté constitue un facteur de risque comportemental d’obésité, au même titre...
While the significance of obesity as a serious health problem is well recognized, little is known about whether and how biometerological factors and biorhythms causally contribute to obesity. Obesity is often associated with altered seasonal and daily rhythmicity in food intake, metabolism and adipose tissue function. Environmental stimuli affect both seasonal and daily rhythms, and the latter are...
The aim was to evaluate the efficiency and duration of sleep and meals in normal-weight and obese women and the impact of these factors on metabolic syndrome (MetS) variables. The study was conducted in 70 women, normal-weight women (n=20) and obese women (n=50). Anthropometric variables, plasma glucose, lipids and ghrelin concentrations were determined. Blood pressure measurement was performed before...
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