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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.
There is some evidence that eating late in the day actually makes it harder to sleep, especially if you eat fatty foods. In addition, it's a good idea to avoid certain foods late in the day because they can lead to digestive problems. Here are a few things to keep in mind: Avoid large, high-fat meals late in the day. Studies have shown that eating a large meal close to bedtime may make it harder to fall asleep.