Sleeping with Artificial Light at Night can Make Women Obese

Exposure to artificial light at night while sleeping can make women gain too much weight. Therefore, turning off all the lights before bedtime could stop gaining too much weight.

Women who sleep with artificial light at night are more prone to gain excess weight. Turn off all lights before sleep to stay slim.

Sleeping with Artificial Light at Night can Make Women Obese

Women who sleep with artificial light at night are more likely to be obese. Therefore, turning off all the lights before bedtime could stop gaining too much weight. Read More

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