Video - Ancient Foot Cures: From Hot Irons to Skull Strolls!

Did you know that ancient podiatry surgery was downright bizarre? In ancient Greece, if your feet were giving you trouble, the go-to treatment was to burn them with hot irons. Talk about a hot foot! Romans, on the other hand, believed that wearing shoes made from the skins of certain animals could cure foot ailments. And in the Middle Ages, surgeons would actually cut holes in shoes to relieve bunions. They called it "window shopping" for your feet! Even more bizarre, some believed that walking barefoot on human skulls could alleviate pain. Imagine that as a modern-day podiatry recommendation! So, what’s the weirdest foot treatment you’ve heard of? Drop it in the comments!