Junk food cravings are associated with double the odds of nighttime snacking, which is linked to an increased risk for diabetes, according to a new study by researchers at the University of Arizona (UA) Health Sciences.
The findings also show that poor sleep quality may be be a major predictor of junk food cravings, and that junk food cravings are associated with a greater risk for obesity, diabetes and other health problems.
The study was conducted through a nationwide, phone-based survey...
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