Why Seniors Should Wear Socks Even at Home

For many seniors, wearing socks indoors might seem unnecessary. Yet this simple daily habit can have powerful effects on health and comfort.

As we age, our circulation slows, our skin becomes thinner, and we lose body heat more easily. That’s why keeping the feet warm and protected can help improve blood flow, support deeper sleep, and even prevent painful foot conditions. Sometimes, small habits bring the biggest benefits.

1. Better Circulation and Warmth

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