Sleep debt occurs when you consistently get less rest than your body needs, accumulating over time like an unpaid loan. It is measured by comparing actual sleep to recommended 7–9 hours. People struggling with chronic fatigue, shift workers, and students benefit most from understanding it, as addressing sleep debt improves focus, mood, and long-term health.
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