12 Things to Know If You Like Sleeping Naked

A lot of people choose to sleep naked simply because they find it more comfortable. But sleeping with nothing on has science-based health benefits, and, on the contrary, can cause your trouble you probably didn’t know about.
A survey of 1,500 people aged 25 to 55 in six different countries showed that only 30% of us sleep naked and the rest prefer to stay in their underwear or in some comfortable pajamas. One of the most obvious reasons to sleep with no clothes on is to get deeper shut-eye.
Sleeping naked is a good way to keep your skin cool without changing the temperature of your bedroom. By skipping on the sleepwear, you give your body, especially the parts that tend to sweat more than others (like your feet and privates), a chance to breathe.
A woman’s genitalia can be an ideal breeding ground for fungi and bacteria. Sleeping nude helps keep this area cool, dry, and ventilated, reducing the risk of developing a UTI or a yeast infection. For men, tight-fitting underwear overheats the testes and can affect semen quality and reproductive health.
A lot of people, women in particular, usually feel self-conscious about their bodies, even if the supposed “flaws” they have aren’t actually there! When you embrace your body just the way it is, you exude confidence in whatever clothing you decide to put on it.
If we get overheated at night, our stress hormone levels stay high. Plus, our human growth hormone that’s responsible for cell-renewal isn’t released at all. So your body panics and chooses to store fat instead of burning it.
If you’re among the 3% of people that sleepwalk, don’t throw away your pj’s! There have been tons of cases where naked sleepwalkers had problems with their neighbors and even law enforcement. If your skin is really sensitive, sleeping naked isn’t for you either.
Never forget that a good night’s sleep is essential for your health and well-being.

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TIMESTAMPS
It helps you get deeper sleep. 0:38
It’s beneficial for your skin. 1:35
It helps keep your hair healthy and beautiful. 2:20
It’s good for genital health. 2:58
It builds confidence. 3:36
It can help you lose weight. 4:23
It keeps couples happy. 5:24
You’ll save money. 6:13
You shouldn’t sleep naked if…
You’re a sleepwalker. 6:42
You have sensitive skin. 7:30
You’re prone to catching colds. 7:55
You have anxiety. 8:25

SUMMARY
-Lowering your skin temperature increases the quality of your sleep and reduces the number of times you wake up throughout the night.
-Sleeping naked can actually decrease the risk of skin problems and protect your cells. Plus, it has an anti-aging effect.
-Sleeping in cooler temperatures means less sweat and beautiful stronger hair.
-To keep your privates happy and healthy, never sleep in your underwear.
-Sleeping naked helps you become more confident in your own skin.
-Sleeping in lower temperatures boosts metabolism and prevents the progression of diabetes.
-Skin-to-skin contact, which releases a huge amount of oxytocin, or the “feel good hormone” is crucial for a happy relationship.
-Getting rid of pajamas altogether can help you save money you’d otherwise spend on them.
-If you’re among the 3% of people that sleepwalk, don’t throw away your PJ’s. Imagine all the discomfort it can cause when you’re not sleeping at home.
-Exposed sensitive skin can cause problems like allergic reactions, skin irritation, and asthma due to dust and bugs.
-The temperature drops at night, so it’s important not to be exposed to excessively low temperatures if you’re prone to catching colds.
-If you feel uncomfortable sleeping in the nude or if you’re worried about your kids or roommates barging into your bedroom unexpectedly, you won’t sleep soundly because of your anxiety.

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