Chapter 4: The Shoe Paradox
The conventional belief is that for a shoe to be healthy it must be cushioned and supportive. However, the reality is just the opposite. Cushioning and support are damaging to the foot and even harmful on the body, because they alter your motion from what's natural. This concept is tough to understand, seeing that we've believed just the opposite for decades. Prior to now we haven't looked at the foot for what it is: a living, adapting, and sensing complex system. The following are some of the flaws and faults of conventional shoes:









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