Ahh! Nothing beats
dipping your feet in the waves, particularly after a walk across sun-soaked sands.
Bare feet are one of summer’s finest pleasures, whether you
are dipping your feet in the water or letting blades of cool grass tickle your
toes. It is an activity that should be
pursued with caution, however. Barefoot
walks are not recommended for diabetics, who may not be aware of injuries , which can lead to infection. Even
healthy individuals should exercise caution and choose low-hazard areas for
barefoot strolls.
Even those who don footwear, be it flip-flops or womens
designer shoes, should be extra careful during hot weather.
- Don’t forget to apply sunscreen to your feet, if you are wearing any of the great summer fashions that expose portions of your feet.
- Select footwear that stands up to heat. Some sole materials can retain heat and cause burns. A friend’s flip-flops began to melt, when she walked down a sidewalk in 100+ degree heat.
- If you enjoy long summer strolls, be sure that your footwear fits perfectly. Don’t break in new shoes on a long walk. Absorbent socks are a must to keep feet dry and avoid athlete’s foot.
- Canvas and leather shoes are great summertime choices, because they allow your feet to breathe.
Have a safe and happy summer!
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