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Having a bath at night continuously is good or bad for health? what could be the effects?
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Only good: If the bath is for relaxation purposes and the water is not too hot, taking time to relax every day as a type of rewinding process can only result in less anxiety and improved well-being. However, if you are spending many hours in the bath, this may be a sign of depressed mood.
Answered 11/29/2014
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