
Warm bath ritual
From: Bathhouse traditions from Japan to Morocco to Finland
How to do it
A warm bath or foot soak an hour or two before bed. Add dried herbs if you like.
What we know
Loved across cultures. Some research on warm baths and sleep timing.
Be careful if
you're pregnant, have heart concerns or low blood pressure. Keep it warm, not hot.
What this label means: Traditional use. Used for a long time in one or more cultures. Not well studied yet.
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