Study links 172 diseases to sleep deprivation
By ljdevon // 2025-09-15
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A groundbreaking study from the UK Biobank, tracking 88,461 adults with wearable accelerometers (not unreliable self-reports), has exposed a shocking truth: Poor sleep isn’t just about feeling tired — it’s a direct pathway to 172 chronic diseases, from Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s to diabetes, liver cirrhosis, and even gangrene. Worse yet, the study reveals that sleep regularity matters far more than duration — meaning the modern obsession with "8 hours" is a distraction from the real issue: circadian rhythm destruction. Key findings: Forty-two diseases saw risk DOUBLE with poor sleep, including:
  • Parkinson’s (3.36x higher risk)
  • Pulmonary heart disease (4.9x higher risk)
  • Liver fibrosis (2.57x higher risk if asleep after 12:30 AM)
  • Type 2 diabetes (1.6x higher risk)
  • Gangrene (2.61x higher risk)
Ninety-two diseases had over 20 percent of their risk tied to sleep issues:
  • Fixing sleep could prevent nearly 1 in 5 cases of conditions like dementia, hypertension, and COPD.
  • Inflammation is the hidden killer: Poor sleep spikes CRP, leukocytes, and eosinophils, fueling chronic disease, autoimmune disorders, and even cancer.
  • Self-reported sleep data is a LIE: Past studies (funded by Big Pharma and globalist health organizations) relied on subjective sleep diaries, which massively under-reported risks because people misremember or misrepresent their sleep habits.
Dr. Malcolm von Schantz, a chronobiology expert, confirms: "The stability of your sleep-wake cycle is a stronger predictor of long-term health than the number of hours you sleep. Our ancestors followed the sun’s rhythm — modern life is making us sick."

Modern society creates sleep deprivation crisis

1. 5G & WI-FI: Microwaving your melatonin: Studies show that electromagnetic radiation (EMF) from 5G, Wi-Fi, and smartphones suppresses melatonin, the master hormone for sleep and immune function. Result? Increased cancer risk, neurodegenerative diseases, and insomnia — all while telecom giants profit from the digital prison they’re building. Solution: Turn off Wi-Fi at night, use EMF shielding, and ground (earth) daily to neutralize radiation. 2. Social media and dopamine hijacking: Algorithms are designed to keep you scrolling late into the night, disrupting circadian rhythms and increasing cortisol (the stress hormone). Result? Chronic sleep deprivation, anxiety, and metabolic dysfunction—perfect for Big Pharma’s SSRIs and sleeping pills, which worsen dementia risk. Solution: No screens 90 minutes before bed. Use blue-light-blocking glasses if necessary. 3. The 24/7 economy disrupting sleep:
  • The WEF’s vision of a "digital future" includes normalizing sleep deprivation as "productivity."
  • Lockdowns worsened insomnia by forcing people indoors, increasing screen time, and cutting off natural sunlight—a perfect storm for circadian disruption.
  • Result? Weakened immune systems, higher susceptibility to bioweapons (like COVID), and dependence on pharmaceuticals.
4. Processed foods disrupt gut health, leading to poor sleep quality:
  • Sugar, seed oils, and artificial additives (funded by Rockefeller’s food monopoly) disrupt gut health, leading to leaky gut, inflammation, and poor sleep.
  • Big Pharma’s "solutions" — Ambien, Lunesta, and SSRIs — are linked to dementia, violence, and early death, yet they rake in billions while suppressing natural remedies like magnesium, chamomile, and L-theanine.

How modern life is depriving you of sleep and slowly killing you

1. Neurodegenerative diseases (Alzheimer's, dementia)
  • Poor sleep accelerates brain toxin buildup (beta-amyloid plaques, tau proteins).
  • Risk increases 3.36x for those with irregular sleep schedules.
  • Big Pharma’s "treatments" (like Aricept) fail 99% of the time—because they ignore the root cause: sleep disruption.
2. Metabolic disaster (fatty liver, diabetes)
  • Sleep deprivation spikes cortisol and insulin resistance, leading to metabolic syndrome.
  • Short sleepers have a 1.6x higher risk of Type 2 diabetes.
  • The FDA and USDA (captured by Big Ag) push sugar, seed oils and GMOs, which further destroy sleep quality.
3. Cardiovascular stress (heart attacks, high blood pressure)
  • Poor sleep increases CRP and fibrinogen, clogging arteries and raising blood pressure.
  • Women sleeping <5 hours/night have an 8x higher stroke risk.
  • Daylight Savings Time (a globalist scam) increases heart attacks by 70% in the week after the time change.
4. Immune system failure (cancer, infectious disease severity)
  • Sleep deprivation cripples Natural Killer (NK) cells, which fight cancer and infections.
  • Gangrene risk increases 2.61x in poor sleepers — likely due to impaired blood flow and immune response.
  • COVID-19 severity was worse in chronic poor sleepers — yet Fauci and the CDC never warned the public.

5 Steps to reclaim your sleep

1. Anchor your sleep schedule
  • Go to bed and wake at the same time daily (even weekends), preferably between 10 PM and 11 PM, or whatever works with your circadian rhythm.
  • Morning sunlight exposure (10–15 min) sets your circadian rhythm.
  • Avoid artificial light at night—use candles, red-light bulbs, or salt lamps.
2. Turn your bedroom into a sanctuary
  • Blackout curtains (streetlights disrupt melatonin).
  • Cool temperature (65–68°F)—heat disrupts deep sleep.
  • Remove all EMF sources (Wi-Fi routers, smartphones, smart meters).
  • Consider a Faraday cage canopy if you live in a high-radiation area.
3. Eat for sleep
  • Avoid before bed: Processed sugar (spikes insulin, disrupts sleep).
  • Alcohol (fragments REM sleep).
  • Seed oils (soybean, canola, corn oil)—linked to inflammation and poor sleep.
  • Sleep-boosting foods: Magnesium-rich: Spinach, pumpkin seeds, dark chocolate (85%+).
  • Tart cherry juice (natural melatonin).
  • Grass-fed dairy or bone broth (glycine for deep sleep).
4. Supplements to counteract poor sleep quality
  • Magnesium Glycinate 200–400 mg before bed Calms nervous system, reduces cortisol
  • L-Theanine 100–200 mg Reduces anxiety, improves sleep quality
  • Apigenin (Chamomile) 50 mg Binds to GABA receptors, induces relaxation
  • Vitamin D3 + K2 5,000 IU (if deficient) Supports immune and circadian function
  • Zinc + Copper 15–30 mg Zinc Critical for melatonin production
5. Detox from blue light and stress
  • No screens 90 min before bed (blue light destroys melatonin).
  • Journaling or meditation to lower cortisol.
  • Earthing (grounding): Walk barefoot on grass for 20 min/day to reduce inflammation.
  • Cold shower before bed (boosts parasympathetic nervous system).
Sources include: MindBodyGreen.com SPJ.science.org Enoch, Brighteon.ai
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