Effects of Fluid Intake on Sleep Duration and Quality Among Healthy Adults

Mild dehydration does not appear to affect sleep measures in healthy adults. However, fluid intake correlates positively with REM sleep length, sleep duration, and sleep efficiency, suggesting that the quantity of water consumed may influence sleep quality. These findings highlight the potential benefits of adequate fluid intake for optimizing REM sleep, which is vital for cognitive and overall brain health.

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Nature and Science of Sleep
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2025-05-01
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https://doi.org/10.2147/nss.s511807
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Sleep and related disorders
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Effects of Fluid Intake on Sleep Duration and Quality Among Healthy Adults

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Sleep and related disorders
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Effects of Fluid Intake on Sleep Duration and Quality Among Healthy Adults

Jéssica Paola Palacios Garay, Margaret A. Voss, Taylor Fein
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Abstract

Mild dehydration does not appear to affect sleep measures in healthy adults. However, fluid intake correlates positively with REM sleep length, sleep duration, and sleep efficiency, suggesting that the quantity of water consumed may influence sleep quality. These findings highlight the potential benefits of adequate fluid intake for optimizing REM sleep, which is vital for cognitive and overall brain health.

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