Is the association between short sleep duration and weight gain dependent on disinhibited eating behavior in adults?
We observed that having a high disinhibition eating behavior trait significantly increased the risk of overeating and gaining weight in adults characterized by short sleep duration. This observation is novel and might explain the interindividual differences in weight gain associated with short sleep duration.
These results suggest that neuronal injury markers such as VLP-1 may have utility as biomarkers for AD.