Americans are not getting enough sleep, according to a new report from The CDC. More than one-third of adults in the US get less than the ‘required’ 7 hours sleep per night, leading to greater chance for obesity, high blood pressure and other diseases related to the digestion of food into energy. Interestingly it is the laid-back Hawaiians that get the least sleep, but South Dakota has the highest percentage of those getting seven hours of sleep each night, at 71.6%.