I'm not wanting to hear how any particular individual is planning to observe it (that's personal), but more how Lutherans, as a whole approach it, both theologically and in practice.
I agree that compression socks can help especially on travel. There is a reason why some athletes use this kind of socks, maybe it is because they find it helpful. As for me, it is a great help not just health wise but even when it comes to style. There are variety of compression socks that are colorful and fashionable.or those who donât know, when you run at a relatively high level, a lot of racing encompasses long travel days and then lots of sitting around at a hotel. I must say out of all of the uses for compression socks this is where I saw the most benefit.
These socks, sleeves, shirts, and shorts act as a circulatory pump, pushing blood through the veins, a fact that some athletes think gives them an edge during competition. One study showed that runners wearing compression socks had a 1.5 to 2.2 percent increase in pace and could run 4 percent longer. That's about the difference between fourth place and Usain Bolt in the last Olympics. This is one small study, though, and similar performance boosts have yet to be re-created out of the lab.