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Living through a world pandemic has given many of us a better appreciation of the importance of ourimmune system. However, far too much among us still adopts unhealthy habits that keep the defenses from our body away. We do it, in part, because scientists always learn all the ways in which our lifestyles and immune systems are linked - and until recently, it is just to say that most of us simply knew not better.

Now, new research highlights the way a night habit could ruin your immune system and put an increased risk for a range of serious health problems. Read the continuation to find out which unhealthy habit could be to sunbathe your immune system, and why do it often could lead to a greater probability of heart disease, dementia, etc.

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A robust and healthy immune system helps your body protect itself from diseases. Without that, you are much more vulnerable to diseases and infections, including allCold and flu virus on more serious chronic conditions.

""Our immune systems are complex and influenced by many factors, "explains the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)." Vaccines strengthen immunity against specific diseases. Some additional ways to strengthen your immune system eat well, are physically active, maintaining healthy weight, sufficient sleep, do not smoke and avoid excessive alcohol consumption. ""

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A good night's sleep lets you feel rested and restored, but the advantages go much further than that. A new study published in theJournal of Experimental Medicine The shared data of human and animal trials, which determined that not adequate sleep for only six weeks can almostruin your immune system.

In the human study, the researchers gathered a group of 14 healthy adult volunteers who were used to sleeping for eight hours recommended per night. After shooting their blood control samples, they shortened the sleep of the 90 -minute -by -night subjects during the six -week study period, then regenerated a second blood sample for comparison.

"In subjects which had undergone a restriction of sleep, the number of immune cells circulating in the blood was higher. These cells are key actors of inflammation", co-author of the studyFilip Swirski, director of the cardiovascular research institute in Icahn Mount Sinai in New York, saidNBC News. "The key message of this study is that sleep decreases inflammation andSleep loss increases inflammation. ""

WhenThe immune system is compromised, you are more vulnerable to a wide range of health problems, saysKristen Kutson, Associate Professor at the Center for Circadian and Sleep Medicine at the Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine. "It plays a big role in many other health problems," she saidNBC News. "Anything that alters the immune system can have large -scale effects."AE0FCC31AE342FD3A1346EBB1F342FCB

In addition to making yourself more sensitive to infectious diseases, chronic lack of sleep can also increase your risk of inflammatory disorders, including sepsis, heart disease, Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia.

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In addition to seeing an increased number of immune cells after the six -week study period, suggesting an inflammatory immune response, researchers have also seen that stem cells - which become immune cells - have also shown functional changes that aggravated At each new piece of altered sleep.

More research is necessary to determine whether these effects of bad sleep are permanent or if stem cells can recover during the months or years. However, experts say that a point to remember is clear: a constantly adequate sleep is crucial for your health. "You can't run in tatters during the week and compensate for this on weekends," said Kutsen.