Menschen, die Sie morgens im Zug und in der U-Bahn schlafen sehen, scheinen eine um 30 % höhere Sterblichkeitsrate zu haben
https://president.jp/articles/-/115188?page=1
Menschen, die Sie morgens im Zug und in der U-Bahn schlafen sehen, scheinen eine um 30 % höhere Sterblichkeitsrate zu haben
https://president.jp/articles/-/115188?page=1
13 Kommentare
In that case I am already dead!
I’ll be sure to wake them up and let them know.
I think we all die, so everyone you ever see o a train has the same mortality rate. %100
What about people napping at their desks in the morning? 🤔
This is just another way of saying long-term sleep deprivation is bad for you
I used to fall asleep on the train and miss my stop! Turns out I had a sleep disorder. Get the apnea screening (this may save your life) and if that’s negative you may have further testing.
The title shows that you don’t understand scientific studies or medicine.
The cohort in the scientific study had an average age of 80 years old, and the study specifically said morning naps for this group were not merely fatigue, but likely an indication of serious health problem worsening.
The salarymen you see napping on the train are far younger than 80 and almost certainly their napping is specifically the result of work fatigue and not underlying medical condition.
Uh oh
Yeah because they are sleep deprived, this isn’t rocket science
I want to go peacefully in my sleep like my grandpa, not screaming and on fire like all the people on the train he was driving..
man, i dun wanna die like this… i dun even remember when is the last time i sleep peacefully
Just woke up
lol
I misread this at first. I thought it said “people who see you napping on the train and subway in the morning appear to have a 30% higher mortality rate.”
I was like, “that’s a peculiar way to say that taking a nap is good for you!”