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No, To much sleep will not pose health threats. However, increased need for sleep could be due to a health issue. Each person is different and requires a different amount of sleep. There is no certain amount of sleep that is bad for, beside no sleep. Worst thing I can think of is it would be hard on your biological clock. Studies prove that people with a sleep schedule, say bed at ten up at six, feel like they have gotten a better sleep and in general have better brain function.
Almost half the population doesn't get enough sleep: 40% of people sleep less than the recommended seven to nine hours a night (teens and children need even more). Sleeping too much isn't good for you either and comes with its own health risks, but only 5% of people sleep more than nine hours a night. For at least 40% of the US population, getting more sleep would make our lives so much better. Here's how.