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Is sleeping nude good for body ? at my place there is much heat & humidity so unable sleep with clothes on. will my parents agree for it ?
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Hard to comment: Humans have evolved from living in caves, nude and in jungle to living in communities and societies wearing clothes. In today's day and age you are better off sleeping with payjamas than nude, clothes protect you from unwanted bites from bed/lenin mites too.
Answered 3/20/2013
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