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Why don't you lose weight on the night shift? Three shifts, one class 12 hours, exercise for about 40 minutes before and after night shift?
It has a lot to do with your staying up late, which will affect and lead to obesity. There is no doubt that staying up late is equivalent to adding half a meal.

A study by Columbia University found that people who don't get enough sleep consume an average of 300 more calories a day than those who get enough sleep. What is more striking is that women are more likely to get fat than men if they stay up late. Because the study found that women who don't get enough sleep consume 329 calories more every day, while men consume 263 calories more. The metabolic rate of women's bodies is lower than that of men, and these extra calories due to staying up late are likely to make women who stay up late fat. Eating 329 calories more is equivalent to eating half a meal every day.