Wounds can heal more hard if we get them during the night

Researchers have shown that the wounds we gain during the night heal more heavily than those obtained during the day. Specialists came to this conclusion after they monitored the time of the 118 victims of a fire. Specialists have found that people who suffered burns between 20:00 and 08:00 required 28 extra days for recovery, unlike the 17ore needed for daytime injured. According to Telegraph, the researchers believe that the Adian rhythm of the human body has not evolved so much to cope with injuries caused at night, as human ancestors were not active at night. Prior to surgery, the patient's internal clock could be reset by means of medication to get the healing as quickly as possible, John O'Neill, the lead author of the study Adian rhythm of the body regulates almost every cell in the human body and causes within 24 hours more processes such as sleeping, secretion of hormones and metabolism. In the initial tests, the researchers used skin cells (fibroblasts and keratinocytes) as well as mice for injuring their skin during the day.