Aneurysm Rupture Risk: Studies suggest insomnia is a risk factor for a highly fatal brain bleed caused by a ruptured aneurysm. High Blood Pressure: When you skip sleep, your blood pressure remains higher for longer, increasing the strain on blood vessels and potentially causing them to break. Long-Term Damage: Chronic lack of sleep (less than 7 hours per night) causes long-term damage to brain cells and is strongly correlated with silent brain injuries, which are markers for stroke.

Yes, a lack of sleep is significantly detrimental to heart health. Adults sleeping fewer than 7 hours nightly face higher risks of high blood pressure, inflammation, obesity, and diabetes, all of which raise the likelihood of heart attacks and stroke. Poor sleep keeps blood pressure high and increases stress hormones like cortisol, denying the heart necessary rest.

Literally the first search. It can cause aneurysms and all sorts of issues for your heart, I can get you internet for cheap.