Here's why good shoes are more important than winter hats!

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The boot keeps the head, the pods are adorned – old folk wisdom, and the scientists claim that it's the absolute truth.

Namely, cold feet increase the risk of illness resembling the flu. According to Dr. Ron Eckles, who has been studying this case for over 25 years, poor blood circulation can cause a variety of illnesses because people have viruses and bacteria that activate cold feet and create a problem.

According to the experts, when it's cold, it's very important to soak up your legs.

Once the feet are cool, the veins of the nose tremble and this process slows the fall of body temperature. The white blood cells that fight infections are precisely in the blood. The immunity therefore decreases.

The result is, of course, a flu or a cold. So, of course, wear a hat in winter and warm up, but concentrate on your feet.