Grounding Technique

[annekat]

Bob, that's the type I have too. I understand about the irritation. I don't wear them too much since you can't wear socks with them.

There are also 5-toe socks available. No, I don't think they'd fit easily under these, probably, but I think they'd be worthwhile to wear with sandals or roomier shoes, or by themselves around the house, to get the toe separation.

[Psyborg]

Fila did make socks specifically for them at one point. I think they ended up not being as popular as they thought they might be.

[annekat]

Fila did make socks specifically for them at one point. I think they ended up not being as popular as they thought they might be.

I think the socks I saw pics of were too thick and wooly to fit the Fila, but I wish I'd gotten ahold of a pair... I'd wear them however I could, maybe just at home and maybe to bed. I really feel like that toe separation is important for me. The bunions are probably too far gone for anything but surgery, but I might as well get some comfort and stability wherever I can.

[annekat]

Check 'em out.... I gotta have some:
toe socks - Google Search

[mrtmeo]

For those that can't watch the video, there are some pictures showing the differences in inflammation and other info using Earthing here
https://quantumevolution.co.uk/store...ng/EarthingFAQ

It is my understanding that our magnetic field of flux lines get broken when we have disease areas.
Earthing puts the magnetic field back into alignment.

[windchime]

Interesting site. Thanks for sharing.

[Wegetarian]

There are also 5-toe socks available. No, I don't think they'd fit easily under these, probably, but I think they'd be worthwhile to wear with sandals or roomier shoes, or by themselves around the house, to get the toe separation.

Guess I have some simiar shoes, they are called Feelmax. The sole is made from Kevlar - which is the stuff used in bulletproof wests. The point is that if I walk in the forrest I well feel pretty much everything I walk on and the coldness of the surface. I did accidentally step on glass once, but the glass just shattered under the shoe and wouldn't penetrate the material. However if you do walk on something sharp, like a pinecone or a small stone you will feel some discomfort. They are not too fun to walk on pavement on, as the it feels quite hard on your feet.

Got two pairs since sometimes you find them very cheaply over here, I think I paid less than $30 for the pair. I have really huge feet too, so these are great to have as extra pairs when I travel or want to pack lite for the gym as otherwise my shoes would take up an entire bag while these don't really take much more space than a pair of socks.

Here is some more info on them:
Feelmax :: Shoes