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Sleeping with your pet could have negative impacts on your health, experts say
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Sleeping with your pet could have negative impacts on your health, experts say

  • A 2024 study in Scientific Reports found people who co-sleep with pets reported poorer sleep quality than those who did not.
  • The study involved more than 1,500 American adults who completed questionnaires about their sleep habits.
  • Co-sleeping with dogs showed a negative effect on sleep, while co-sleeping with cats did not.
  • Most participants believed their pets had a positive or neutral effect on sleep despite the findings.
  • Researchers caution that survey results cannot prove causation between co-sleeping and sleep disruption.
  • The study did not assess whether participants co-slept with other people like partners or children.
  • Experts suggest practical tips to improve sleep while sharing a room with pets.
  • The article notes that ongoing research is needed to identify specific habits that help ensure good sleep in pet co-sleepers.
  • The Independent summarizes the study and its context within broader pet ownership benefits for mental health.
  • The study's author, Brian N. Chin, is an assistant professor of psychology at Trinity College and the article originated from The Conversation.
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What Is the Link Between PMOS and Insulin Resistance? Experts Explain the Root Imbalance
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What Is the Link Between PMOS and Insulin Resistance? Experts Explain the Root Imbalance

  • Latest PMOS coverage links insulin resistance to the syndrome and underscores treatment focus on metabolic factors.
  • Experts say addressing the metabolic root is often the most effective starting point for PMOS care.
  • PMOS is the renamed condition formerly known as PCOS, impacting about 170 million women worldwide.
  • Cleveland Clinic and Johns Hopkins are cited describing insulin resistance as a key driver of PMOS symptoms.
  • Dietary guidance emphasizes fiber-rich carbohydrates and balanced meals to stabilize blood sugar in PMOS care.
  • Experts advise lifestyle changes, not meds first, to treat PMOS, focusing on nutrition and exercise.
  • PMOS is tied to symptoms such as irregular cycles and hair growth due to hormonal imbalances.
  • The piece references 2025 Scientific Reports findings on insulin resistance across PMOS phenotypes.
  • Providers emphasize blood sugar monitoring as a tool for PMOS care.
  • PMOS nutrition guidance includes a JERF diet approach and balanced meals.
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