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Abstract
Taking two 15-minute naps may significantly lower the low- to high-frequency heart rate variability ratio compared to no naps.
- Both sleepiness and fatigue levels increased between 4:00 and 5:00 in all participants.
- No significant differences in subjective sleepiness and fatigue were observed between the nap and no-nap groups.
- The Nap condition group showed a significantly lower low- to high-frequency heart rate variability ratio than the No-nap condition group.
- A sudden increase in high-frequency heart rate values was recorded in the No-nap condition group in the morning.
- Two short naps may help reduce tension and prevent a spike in high-frequency heart rate values.
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