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Ruth Jones

Can't sleep? This one change could prevent late night wake ups — and make use of the bed socks you got for Christmas

A woman lies asleep on the right side of the bed in side sleeping position (Getty). On the left side of the bed is a large pair of socks (Future).

The perennial unwanted Christmas gift, most of us unwrapped a pair of socks this holiday season (I got three.) While you might be tempted to confine them to the back of your drawer, I urge you to save your socks from relegation by incorporating them into your bedtime routine.

Yes, much-maligned bed socks do help you sleep, particularly if you've found your rest disrupted by chilly weather. With warm feet you can drift off faster and stay asleep longer, year-round. Let's explore why you should wear socks to bed, so when you thank grandma for the gift you really mean it.

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