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==== Sleep about [[atisthula]] and [[atikrisha]]  ====

==== Sleep about [[atisthula]] and [[atikrisha]]  ====

Recent evidence suggests that a good sleep plays an important role in the regulation of neuroendocrine, hormonal and metabolic function in the body. Since last few decades, the timing and quality of sleep is gradually hampered due to the affliction of modernization in many ways. At present, the adult and children progressively reduce bedtimes and increases times for other activities, which affect the metabolic functions in many ways. The [[atisthula]] and [[atikrisha]] are also the outcome of excessive sleep and lack of sleep and vice-versa. Evidence shows that sleep loss for prolong period may provoke the risk of weight gain and morbid obesity. Further, sleep reduction in young adults affects metabolic and endocrine functions in various ways such as- insulin resistance, hyperglycemia, elevated sympathovagal activity, an elevated level of serum glucocorticoid hormone, increased levels of ghrelin, and decreased the level of leptin. Due to improper and lack of good quality of sleep in adolescents may be important factors to consider in the prevention of childhood obesity.<ref>Neeraj K. Gupta,William H. Mueller,Wenyaw Chan, Janet C. Meininger (2002).: Is obesity associated with poor sleep quality in adolescents?. Am. J. Hum. Biol.; 14:762–768, 2002.  </ref> Probably this is the reason that sleep is mentioned in the present chapter by Charak about [[atisthula]] and [[atikrisha]] like other dietary and lifestyle intervention.(verse 51)

Recent evidence suggests that a good sleep plays an important role in the regulation of neuroendocrine, hormonal and metabolic function in the body. Since last few decades, the timing and quality of sleep is gradually hampered due to the affliction of modernization in many ways. At present, the adult and children progressively reduce bedtimes and increases times for other activities, which affect the metabolic functions in many ways. The [[atisthula]] and [[atikrisha]] are also the outcome of excessive sleep and lack of sleep and vice-versa. Evidence shows that sleep loss for prolong period may provoke the risk of weight gain and morbid obesity. Further, sleep reduction in young adults affects metabolic and endocrine functions in various ways such as- insulin resistance, hyperglycemia, elevated sympathovagal activity, an elevated level of serum glucocorticoid hormone, increased levels of ghrelin, and decreased the level of leptin. Due to improper and lack of good quality of sleep in adolescents may be important factors to consider in the prevention of childhood obesity.<ref>Neeraj K. Gupta,William H. Mueller,Wenyaw Chan, Janet C. Meininger (2002).: Is obesity associated with poor sleep quality in adolescents?. Am. J. Hum. Biol.; 14:762–768, 2002.  </ref> Probably this is the reason that sleep is mentioned in the present chapter by Charak about [[atisthula]] and [[atikrisha]] like other dietary and lifestyle intervention.[verse 51]

==== Insomnia or sleeplessness  ====

==== Insomnia or sleeplessness  ====