Peter Attia· MD
if you end up going barefoot a lot that you develop calluses on the bottom of the foot that are protective to the feet so we do have the ability to develop that protective feature
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if you end up going barefoot a lot that you develop calluses on the bottom of the foot that are protective to the feet so we do have the ability to develop that protective feature
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we do develop calluses on our feet that help us to protect us from the elements