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    Home / News / Lifestyle News / Why you should always walk barefoot 
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    Why you should always walk barefoot 
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    Why you should always walk barefoot 

    By Simran Jeet
    Jun 04, 2025
    03:49 pm

    What's the story

    Walking barefoot, or earthing, is a practice that connects you with the earth's surface directly.

    This simple activity can provide you with a range of health benefits and can be easily added into your daily routine.

    For starters, it is an opportunity to improve your physical and mental well-being without any special equipment or training.

    Here's what you need to know about walking barefoot.

    Physical health

    Benefits for physical health

    Walking barefoot can enhance balance and posture by toning muscles in the feet and legs.

    It promotes natural movement patterns that are generally limited by footwear.

    Furthermore, this practice might ease inflammation in the body by direct contact with the earth's electrons.

    Regularly walking barefoot on natural surfaces like grass or sand can also activate nerve endings in the feet, leading to improved circulation.

    Mental well-being

    Mental well-being enhancement

    Walking barefoot has also been linked to improved mental health due to lower stress levels.

    Grounding oneself by coming in direct contact with nature has helped people feel calmer and relaxed.

    This simple exercise helps people step away from the screen and mindfully observe their surroundings, which can improve their mood and mental clarity in the long run.

    Beginner tips

    Tips for beginners starting out

    If you're new to barefoot walking, it's best to start slow on safe surfaces like grass or sand to prevent injuries.

    Slowly increase the duration of your walks as your feet get accustomed to different textures.

    Notice if you feel any discomfort or pain during the sessions.

    If required, seek a healthcare professional's advice before adopting this practice regularly.

    Daily routine

    Incorporating barefoot walking into routine

    To incorporate barefoot walking into your routine, dedicate certain times of the day to it.

    Maybe on morning walks or evening jaunts around your neighborhood park where you can find natural surfaces.

    Nearby home locations that are easily reachable without any effort. Plan ahead based on your liking.

    Schedule according to your needs. Suited best to your lifestyle choices.

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