Burning the night can eventually fry your brain (Barbeque). The brain cells that damage and digest depleted cells and debris go into over drive in mice that are constantly deprived of sleep.

In the quick term, this may be advisable – clearing doubtlessly damaging debris and rebuilding worn circuitry would possibly defend healthy brain connections. But it can also cause damage in the long term, and could provide an explanation for why a persistent lack of sleep places humans at the threat of Alzheimer’s disease and other neurological disorders, says Michele Bellesi of the Marche Polytechnic University in Italy.

Bellesi reached this conclusion after analyzing the consequences of sleep deprivation in mice. His group contrasted the brains of mice that had either been allowed to sleep for as long as they wanted or had been kept without sleep for eight hours. Another set of mice had been kept without sleep for 5 days in a row – mimicking the consequences of persistent sleep loss.

See full: https://www.campusmuster.com/if-you-constantly-deprive-yourself-of-sleep-this-will-happen-to-you/

Tnx, our eyes don open

geraldmezi:
Tnx, our eyes don open

Please try to close it at night.