Sleep apnea also alters the cycle and phases of sleep.
Scientists cites several studies that show a link between sleep disturbance and growth hormone decline.
This hormone plays a role in supporting the body’s growth, cell repair and metabolism.
When falling into a state of decline, the result is an increase in body fat, the formation of abdominal fat and difficulty creating muscle.
This syndrome also affects the development of diabetes mellitus and insulin resistance occurs in patients.
Peripheral neuropathy or damage to the nerves in the feet and legs: Is the cause of disrupted sleep.
This nerve damage can cause loss of sensation in the feet or symptoms such as tingling, numbness, burning, and pain.
Restless leg syndrome: As a sleep disorder characterized by the stimulation of the legs to move, it is difficult for diabetics to resist this feeling.
This sleep disorder is often accompanied by tingling, numbness, burning or leg pain, making it difficult for the person to fall asleep or sleep cannot take place.
