Shoes off, dogs out — barefoot walking might just be the natural remedy you’ve been missing. While most of us are used to ditching our shoes at the beach, experts say there are unexpected health ...

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“Avoid walking barefoot outside of the house in most places unless absolutely necessary,” Dr. Cunha urges. Yogis, for example, usually practice barefoot. He suggests, ...

You can walk barefoot on grass, moist soil, sand, gravel or concrete (but not other types of pavement). You can swim in the ocean, a lake or other natural body of water. You can sit under a tree ...

Barefoot walking goes by many names (see also: grounding and earthing), but the act is as self-explanatory as it sounds. Walking with exposed feet was the status quo until about 7,000 or 8,000 BCE ...

You’ve probably seen someone wandering through a park barefoot and thought, Is that just a crunchy wellness thing… or is there something to it?

Exercising barefoot can feel liberating and some people are embracing the barefoot lifestyle. Foot doctors explain whether it ...

It’s been 10 minutes since I took my first barefoot step outside this year. Steve chirps, “The last time I went barefoot, I fell on a nest of ground hornets.” He cups his hand across the ...

Walking barefoot or in socks can also lead you to fall more ... make sure you keep a pair just for inside so you’re not bringing the outside elements of dirt and bacteria into your house ...