Wearing socks to bed is a common habit, particularly when the weather turns cold. While some people see it as purely a comfort choice, research suggests it may actually influence how quickly and deeply you sleep. The body relies heavily on temperature regulation to transition from wakefulness to rest, and small changes in warmth can have noticeable effects on sleep quality. According to research supported by the American Heart Association, warming the feet can help the body lower its core temperature more efficiently at bedtime. Falling asleep requires a slight drop in internal temperature. When your feet are warm, blood... Continues…





