My mom usually wears foot-cream and then put on socks to sleep with. She says that this way her feet get the most of the cream and are softy like a baby lol
Why We Need to Wear Warm Socks at Night

We at Bright Side have found 5 reasons why you might want to consider wearing socks before you go to bed, and the benefits are quite surprising!
1. Socks help you go to sleep faster.

Believe it or not, studies have shown that wearing socks at night will help you fall asleep faster. This is due to the fact that wearing socks warm up your feet. When your feet are warm, it sends a message to your brain to lower your body temperature, which in turn, signals your body that it’s time to go to bed.
2. Socks can prevent Raynaud’s disease.

Raynaud’s disease happens when blood is unable to circulate properly. It can be caused by factors such as stress or cold temperatures. The attack leads to numbness in the body or sudden pain and cramp-like symptoms. Wearing socks can help prevent Raynaud’s attacks by regulating your internal body temperature and keeping your feet insulated.
3. Warm socks can keep you healthier.
Because sleeping with socks lowers your body temperature and helps your blood circulate better, you have a higher chance of sleeping better and more soundly. This gives you even better odds of clocking in more hours of rest. More sleep equates to better health, happiness, and energy that will power you through your day.
4. They can prevent hot flashes.

5. Socks can help alleviate dry feet.
If you have dry feet or cracked heels, wearing socks can help you keep them moisturized. Apply body oil or moisturizing lotion to your feet before you go to bed and allow the socks to work their magic. You can use this method on your hands too! Keeping your feet and hands covered in socks lock in all the moisture to heal the crackly, dry skin.
Do you sleep with socks? What other benefits have you experienced?
Comments
I really cannot stand sleeping with socks. Maybe I should reconsider :/
I've always heard that sleeping with socks on is bad because your feet can't breathe
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