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These 10 Food Cravings Could Signal Some Serious Health Problems

3. Sweets

Are your dreams, both day and night, filled with visions of sugar plums (and more modern sweets)? If so, you might need to spend more time in dreamland, according to research done by the Mayo Clinic. People who were short-changed on just over an hour of sleep ate an average of 550 more calories the next day—and those calories weren’t grilled chicken breasts and broccoli.

Rather, the scientists say that people use sugar as a quick pick-me-up to fight their exhaustion. Unfortunately, that’s a short-lived solution as OD’ing on sugar can make you even more tired in the long run.

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