Quick answer - No
Yes.
some people are either stressed or under pressure that makes them unable to fall asleep as fast as other people
Lack of food is more likely to lead to a quicker death than lack of sleep. While both are essential for survival, the human body can survive longer without sleep than without food. Prolonged lack of food can lead to severe malnutrition and organ failure, ultimately resulting in death.
There are several sleep aids that can help you go to sleep quicker.
Both starvation due to lack of food and sleep deprivation due to lack of sleep can lead to a quicker death, but starvation is generally considered to be more immediately life-threatening as the body requires essential nutrients from food to function properly. Sleep deprivation can have serious health consequences and impact longevity, but the body can typically survive longer without sleep compared to food.
well if you listen to certain music before you go to bed it is scientifically been proven that it will help you sleep longer, deeper and quicker. There is an app you can download for free!!
The sleep apnea doesn't directly cause weight gain. Usually it is the other way around. But sleep apnea can indirectly cause weight gain by making you tired throughout the day and thus less likely to exercise.
In a sense, yes. A person is not supposed to sleep longer than 8-9 hours, otherwise the body thinks you're in a 'hibernation' and you start to gain weight from the stored fats in your body.
boys sleep longer because they sleep 9 hours to 11hrs and girls just sleep 7 hours to 9 hours
.Most people sleep between seven and nine hours a night. This population average appears to be constant throughout the world. It is not unusual for people in North America and Europe to sleep about 40 minutes longer per night during the winter.
you can take special medicine.......or sleep very late
sleep longer or try to stay asleep longer