How does footwear affect the way people walk?
Scientists have proven that walking with bare feet reduces the pressure on the knees by 12%.
Contrary to the belief of many people who think that barefoot is not good, easily injured . Scientists have proven that walking with bare feet helps reduce 12% of pressure on the knees. When walking with shoes, we walk longer, ground with heels, making our feet less flexible when we move.
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