Does sleeping produce heat and use up water in the body?
Several times, after an afternoon nap, I noticed that I was severely dehydrated and had a slight fever. Before the nap, I was feeling normal but tired. After the nap, the temperature went away and after drinking a lot of water the thirst also went away.
I have read that sleep uses up more energy than watching tv. So could it be that using up the energy produces heat and uses water?
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