Flat shoes increase neurogenesis

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Abstract

The impairment of the horizontal is caused by elevation of the heel of the foot from the ground. Receptors in the soles of the feet provide a mapping of body orientation to the upright, and is identical to Mittelstaedt's idiotropic tendency. Initiation of gait wearing flat shoes without elevation of the heel is sufficient to change to a truthful horizontal. Using flat shoes increases neurogenesis and leads to a decreased frequency of diseases of the nervous system.

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Flensmark, J. (2016). Flat shoes increase neurogenesis. Medical Hypotheses, 97, 112–113. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.mehy.2016.10.004

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