Is grounding good

There's no benefit to it. First, to avoid injury, you have to be barefoot all the time. I knew a guy in college who never wore shoes, and he could put cigarettes out on the soles of his feet. So I'm sure he could have walked over broken glass without getting injured. But I could do the same thing wearing shoes. Any argument that it connects you to the energy of the earth is unsubstantiated woo.

Another advantage to wearing shoes is that when I do go barefoot, like on a lawn, I can really feel it. I'm sure my acquaintance wouldn't have felt any difference between grass and concrete with the calluses he must have had.

It works for me. I have weak arches. Going without shoes encourages me to walk on the balls of my feet and reduces pain.

I'm barefoot most of the time

I think it's great! 👣 Bare feet rule!
I totally admire barefooters, and I love that my boyfriend goes barefoot.
I just don't go barefoot myself. I like being the one with shoes.🥿🥿

I'm my happiest when i am barefooted. Shoes without rubber soles is the way to go, so we can connect with the ground...the Earth.

There is something to it. Need to have a clean area to walk on though…young children can get parasites through the soles of their feet since the pores on the bottom of the feet are the largest ones in the body.

I went over a phase of doing grounding and bare feet all the time to places, but is too difficult I think to do in living in a city and is too cold as well in this wintertime! And also, so many strange looks for people to look at my feet!

i can't go barefoot. mine are too sensitive but there was a huge article in the paper yesterday about grounding and going barefoot.

@Dracula5555 [quote]What do you think of grounding or walking barefoot good for you and your feet[/quote]
It all depends on whereyou are walking barefoot. If you are in water you could cut your feet on glass, rocks, sheels, or sticks. If you are in certain parts of the world you could get hookworms, like 740 million other people. Our ancestors were smart enough to create shoes to prevent such things.

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I don’t consider it particularly healthy if you don’t know what’s on the ground. There are also health issues for some people that make going barefoot dangerous, diabetes, for example. Being barefoot may feel good (again, unless you don’t know what’s out there and step on something unpleasant).
But I think for a lot of people it’s just become another fetish.

I do it all the time