A Penn Medicine study has revealed that healthy adults consumed a greater percentage of calories from fat and a lower percentage of calories from carbohydrates during the day following total sleep deprivation. The study found that a region of the brain known as the 'salience network' is responsible for this occurrence. Senior author Hengyi Rao said, "We wanted to uncover whether changes in regional brain function had an impact on our eating behavior following sleep ...
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