Some people should never even try these shoes on. They can cause severe injury and start a cycle of repetitive problems. Worse yet, some of these shoes disguise themselves as exercise, strengthening and weight loss shoes. Read below to discover if you are predisposed to being injured by these shoes so you can avoid them. It's real, it hurts and it's expensive.
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Arch Supports - A Billion Dollar Industry Built on a Myth
Posted on 10/13/2019
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Podiatrists prescribe millions of pair of arch support orthotics and insoles every year to correct "Fallen Arches" and over-pronation, but where is the evidence to support this practice? If you dig deeper you'll discover the myth that built a billion dollar industry. You'll learn why you should think twice before blocking the motion of your feet with arch supports.
Morton’s Neuroma – The nerve podiatrists try to cut, poison, cook or freeze to death
Posted on 10/4/2019
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If you suffer from Morton's neuroma, our best advice is to understand the root cause so you can make a better decision about treatment. Podiatrists are quick to bring out the syringes and scalpels as well as offer various methods of ablating the nerve using alcohol (poison), cryogenics (freeze) or radio frequency (cook) the nerve to death. Aside from numb toes, the pain may not be gone as nerve tissue, like any other tissue in the body tries to regenerate and repair itself. Phantom nerve pain is still pain. The root cause of your neuroma pain is the mechanics of your feet, so perhaps the answer is to improve it.