Abstract
Over the past decade in many countries of the world are an increasingly serious problem of sleep disorders and it coincides with the growing incidence of obesity. Complexity of pathogenesis links between the abnormalities consists of factors that influence the development and progression of obesity and directly to sleep. The most common sleep disorders in obese patients – obstructive sleep apnea and insomnia syndrome. This review provides information of correlation between obesity and sleep disorders, in which a key role is a hormones secretion changing which regulate appetite and energy balance
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