On January 17, during a hearing, it was emphasized that shoes and socks are part of our daily lives, and their proper fit directly affects foot health. Whether you're wearing the right shoes or not can have a big impact on your comfort and overall well-being.
Dr. Brunierda Nazario shared a simple method to check if your shoes fit correctly. Start by placing a piece of white paper on a flat surface. Remove your shoes and stand on the paper. Use a pen to trace the outline of your feet. Then compare this outline with the shape of your current shoes. The shoes should be at least as wide as your foot's outline and about 1 to 1.5 centimeters longer than the longest part of your foot—roughly the width of one finger. Also, make sure the inner lining is soft and doesn’t press against your toes or sides. When breaking in new shoes, take regular breaks every hour to avoid discomfort. In summer, it’s best to avoid toe sandals, as they offer little support and can lead to foot problems.
When choosing socks, avoid tight ones. Opt for loose, breathable fabrics like cotton, wool, or blends that absorb moisture and keep your feet dry. Make sure the socks are smooth, without wrinkles, holes, or patches that could cause irritation.
Here are some additional tips to consider:
- Old shoes at home can be transformed into stylish accessories with creative DIY ideas.
- Don’t throw away old shoes—instead, repurpose them to give them a new life.
- Consider adding a physical insurance policy for your shoes to protect against damage.
- Cleaning matte shoes requires gentle methods to maintain their appearance.
- Wear breathable, antibacterial socks to prevent odor and keep your shoes fresh.
- The small tail on sports shoes actually serves three important functions you might not know about.
- High heels can create noise when walking—here are four ways to reduce the sound.
- Choosing the right shoes during pregnancy is crucial; flat shoes may not always be the safest option.
- If your shoes develop mold, there are effective ways to clean and restore them.
- Wearing certain types of shoes in the summer can actually harm your feet—be cautious.
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