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Directions (Q 61-65): Read the passage carefully and mark the correct answer?
The lack of sleep might be known better as an adult Malady, the affliction of over worked professional. But, it now appear that children are no shielded from this lifestyle malaise - and it is beginning to tell on their health. Children who get less than eight and a half hours of sleep at night are six times more likely to obese, reveals a research study by doctors. The research was published he Insomnia Awareness week, this April. Infact shortened sleep, it was found. Poses twice the risk of childhood obesity than does eating friend food six times week. Further, there has been as observable change in the lifestyle of children, who now face multiple demands, many of which cut into their sleep time. There is the pressure of studies, the long travel time to school, and the influence of their parents lifestyle and routine all of which inevitably have an impact on them. Among sedentary activities, watching Television has a special impact. Children who watch Television for an hour and a half or more per day are 19 times more likely to be over weight than those who watch TV for 45 minutes or less.
The lack of sleep might be known better as an adult Malady, the affliction of over worked professional. But, it now appear that children are no shielded from this lifestyle malaise - and it is beginning to tell on their health. Children who get less than eight and a half hours of sleep at night are six times more likely to obese, reveals a research study by doctors. The research was published he Insomnia Awareness week, this April. Infact shortened sleep, it was found. Poses twice the risk of childhood obesity than does eating friend food six times week. Further, there has been as observable change in the lifestyle of children, who now face multiple demands, many of which cut into their sleep time. There is the pressure of studies, the long travel time to school, and the influence of their parents lifestyle and routine all of which inevitably have an impact on them. Among sedentary activities, watching Television has a special impact. Children who watch Television for an hour and a half or more per day are 19 times more likely to be over weight than those who watch TV for 45 minutes or less.
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