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This is an interventional study that will examine how sedentary behavior (decreased physical inactivity) over time affects cardiovascular health (i.e. heart rate and blood pressure) and sleep quality/duration.
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2: To test the hypothesis that increasing sedentary behavior will decrease total sleep duration and sleep efficiency.
3: To test the hypothesis that two-weeks of sedentary behavior will progressively increase 24-h blood pressure and reduce nocturnal blood pressure dipping.
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After a baseline period, participants will become more inactive and also come in for 4-h uninterrupted sitting visits. Cardiovascular, activity, and sleep measures will be taken throughout.
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