What is the use of the foot fat head, what is the use of the toes

Toes seem useless, shouldn't they grow? Hair doesn't always have to be that long, but why do they grow indefinitely?! Because they have a metabolic purpose.

Everything has its own use, and so do the toes, which can balance your body when you walk, and you may not feel it yourself and think that they are useless. If that were the case, they wouldn't be able to grow here anymore. Satisfied.

Drink plenty of water. Drink seven or eight glasses of plain water every day, water is the most basic for the body's functions, and it has no calories, which can be the most suitable drink for dieting. Moderate your appetite in the face of delicious food, and stop in moderation.

Control calories and fat. Always be careful about the calories of your food, cut out fatty meats and add fish and poultry to your meals. Eat a light diet.

Eat less salt, and the more salty things you eat, the more you want to eat them. Eat less foods that are processed with sauces, which are rich in sugar, salt, and flour, which will increase your calories. Eat fruits and vegetables.

Eat fruits, vegetables and whole-grain bread that contain a lot of fiber in moderation. Eat a balanced diet. Arrange your diet in a balanced manner every day, and at the same time, pay attention to regular and non-excessive eating.

To slow down the time of eating, eat a meal for no less than 20 minutes. Negative caloric balance. Please remember the principle of **

The calorie intake must be less than you consume. **, be patient and persevering, persistence is success!

1. It is mainly the role of people's standing balance, and the change of the center of gravity of people before and after standing plays a buffering role, for example, if a piece of wood is to be erected, it must be very flat, and the wood is thick enough, but there are several forks under the wood, and it is much easier to stand up, and the toes are the same.

Why long toes? Because our ancestors lived on trees, and at that time the toes were longer than the fingers, which was good for grasping the branches, and then they became people, and they were not on the trees, and the toes became shorter, so it was easier to walk on land, so why should there be? Our organs follow the principle of use-in-use and waste-out, but they can't be exhausted in tens of thousands of years!

The human toe plays as much of a physiological role as the hands and is quite important in the study of evolution. Most of modern people's feet can only be used for walking, and the toes are only used for stabilizing the pace when walking.

That's a question. Sweat. It's like a bird, and you say what happens if a bird loses its toes, the same thing.

It used to work, Darwin said that when a monkey climbs a tree, he should hold on to the branches, and when he is an ape, he will walk upright, so it is useless. I read an article that said that in the future, after a long evolution, human beings will only have two or three toes left on each foot.

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Swelling at the feet, apply some anti-inflammatory ointment, no need to take medicine, aloe vera gel is best.

It's better to go to the hospital to have a look, so it's safe.

Dermatophytosis. Bacteria prefer to multiply in spring, summer and autumn, and the temperature is low in winter, which is not suitable for bacteria to multiply. Eighty percent of adults have this beriberi.

Applying any ointment is a palliative rather than a cure, because this bacterium is honestly more shameless and stubborn. I have a way to remove the roots, soak them in water with the roots of autumn trees, and then soak their feet. Autumn roots are poisonous and should be used with caution.

I think it is also beriberi, it is recommended to supplement vitamins and regulate the spleen and stomach, pay attention to foot ventilation, and externally use drugs for beriberi.

Are the lesions on both feet present at the same time or one after the other? Did it get better or worsen when using dermatitis flat?

What does the rash look like at first, and is there such a thing as a toe gap and a plantar side? In particular, please take a closer look at whether there is a **damp, red, rash between the little fingers of the left and right feet?

Injuries, or blood blockages, nothing serious.

Follow-up: No injuries, everything is fine.