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Sleep and Temperature

The body cools down to facilitate sleep by directing blood flow to the extremities, such as hands and feet. Research shows that warmer feet correlate with faster sleep onset, highlighting the importance of temperature regulation in the sleep process. Innovative studies using temperature-controlled suits have further explored how localized warming can enhance sleep quality.
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