Why Your Foot Calluses Might Be Good for You:
Beyond that, Andersen noted, barefoot humans of the past were not running around on hot asphalt and other modern surfaces. The findings, published June 26 in the journal Nature, are based on just over 100 adults from Kenya and the United States. Both groups included people who said they were barefoot more often than not, and people who wore shoes every day. As expected, the barefoot crowd had thicker, harder calluses. Despite that, they showed no lack of sensitivity in the soles of their feet.
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