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Does wearing high heels for long periods of time cause a physical change on the legs/thighs? e.g. harden them or tone them up?
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They can tone...: Wearing high heels causes you to walk and stand differently, and can accentuate certain curves that many find appealing. However, they come at a cost to to other muscle groups and foot structure over time.
Answered 12/18/2012
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