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How is the Barefoot Science Foot Strengthening System™ different from other insoles on the market?

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How is the Barefoot Science Foot Strengthening System™ different from other insoles on the market?

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Conventional footwear acts like a brace on the feet, restricting the natural movement of muscle and bone, which, over time, makes the muscles of the foot lazy, eventually weakening and destabilizing the structure––in other words, promoting poor foot health. The resulting instability causes or contributes to degenerative stresses that can manifest as various problems (pathologies) in the feet, legs, hips, and back. Traditional orthotics and other insole products attempt to address the symptoms of these problems by artificially supporting and/or cushioning the feet. However, recent research indicates that while these products may provide some temporary relief of symptoms, they do not “correct” the problem. In addition, recent studies have shown that users of these products suffer more foot-related problems than those who use nothing at all in their shoes. This is because, with continued use, the supportive/cushioning nature of these products can further weaken and destabilize the feet, c

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Conventional footwear acts like a brace on the feet, restricting the natural movement of muscle and bone, which, over time, makes the muscles of the foot lazy, eventually weakening and destabilizing the structure––in other words, promoting poor foot health. The resulting instability causes or contributes to degenerative stresses that can manifest as various problems (pathologies) in the feet, legs, hips, and back. Traditional orthotics and other insole products attempt to address the symptoms of these problems by artificially supporting and/or cushioning the feet. However, recent research indicates that while these products may provide some temporary relief of symptoms, they do not correct the problem. In addition, recent studies have shown that users of these products suffer more foot-related problems than those who use nothing at all in their shoes. This is because, with continued use, the supportive/cushioning nature of these products can further weaken and destabilize the feet, cau

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