¶ … Regular sleep patterns [...] why human beings need a regular sleep pattern. Biologically, humans suffer if their sleep patterns are not regular and consistent in a variety of ways, as evidence will show. When you do not get enough sleep, you can be cranky and out of sorts. You may have trouble concentrating and retaining information, as well. However, there are some compelling biological reasons to make sure you have regular sleep patterns. Your health and well-being can suffer because of irregular sleep patterns. In fact, lack of sleep can even make you fat. A writer notes, "Deep sleep is key to the release of hormones that play a role in hunger and appetite. A lack of rest can therefore cause you to overeat and crave foods high in fat and sugar" (Grimes, 2008). If you vary your sleep patterns for many months, it could help you put on weight and create a very unhealthy situation. Another study indicates the same findings. Another writer notes, "It also seems that people who sleep for fewer than...

37). Biologically, the body needs sleep. Most doctors recommend at least seven to eight hours a night, but most people admit they do not get that much sleep.
In addition, varying sleep patterns can cause many other health issues. The same writer continues, "The quantity and quality of sleep can also affect cardiovascular health. Studies show that if either is insufficient, you may be setting yourself up for obesity, heart disease or diabetes" (Grimes, 2008). While it may not seem important now, as you age, varying sleep patterns put you at risk for a variety of health issues, and with the world's health declining, getting enough sleep seems like a simple way to help ensure you have the best health you possibly can.

Not getting enough stress can also add to your stress levels. Another writer notes, "The more tired you are,…