Sleep debt, also called sleep deficit, represents the cumulative difference between the amount of sleep your body needs and the amount you actually get. If you require eight hours nightly but consistently sleep only six, you accumulate two hours of sleep debt each night. Over a workweek, that tallies to ten hours—more than an entire…
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