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Walking barefoot at home might feel freeing and natural, but experts reveal there are both benefits and risks to consider. Whether you're embracing a shoe-free lifestyle or questioning its impact ...

There are benefits to going barefoot at home. “I’m a big advocate for going barefoot at home,” Conenello said. “[The practice] increases intrinsic muscular strength within the feet. ...

There are benefits to going barefoot at home. Person walking barefoot on a wooden floor in a bright, minimalist room with a chair and part of a sofa visible “I’m a big advocate for going barefoot at ...

“I’m a big advocate for going barefoot at home,” Dr. Robert Conenello, a licensed clinical podiatrist, told HuffPost. 3 While there are benefits to walking barefoot, experts say it’s not ...

“We do a lot more walking and standing at home than most of us realize; cooking, standing at the sink, chasing children, putting away laundry, going up and down stairs,” Marion Parke, a ...

There are people who say that going barefoot while working out is a good way to strengthen your feet, and others who say it’s a recipe for injury. So we asked a physical therapist what’s the ...

When you walk in the door and kick off your shoes, does it actually hurt the health of your feet to walk around barefoot on hard floors? It’s not the most comfortable feeling, but doctors say there ...

Going barefoot can also lead to dried-out and cracked heels. You’re more likely to have dry skin while going barefoot in the summer and winter when indoor heating can dry your skin out.