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12th October 2009
Recently NFL quarterback Eli Manning has developed plantar fasciitis. �Anyone who has developed this condition is well aware of it, however many Americans do not fully understand the basics of this very common cause of heel and arch pain. �Eli Manning... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM06th October 2009
Anyone who has ever primped in front of a mirror before the big date or job interview knows that being good looking does not necessarily feel good. Women especially time and again compromise comfort for shoes that seem to elevate them higher and higher, d... Read >
Author: Kaleb06th October 2009
There are a million games to play and a million ways to play them. Just to add to the mix there are also a million types of athletic shoes to wear while you're playing. Every major brand of women's shoes offers a line of athletic shoes promising to make y... Read >
Author: wbdoyle05th October 2009
Although flat feet are well known to cause foot problems, a high arch can also lead to unique foot problems. Often the problems associated with a high arch foot can be worse than than the more controllable flat foot type. Proper shoes and support are ke... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM05th October 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Mountain West Foot & Ankle Institute
Some of the friendliest people I know have a special condition called Trisomy 21 or Down syndrome. In these individuals many skin, bony, muscle and joint conditions exist due to abnormal collagen... Read >
Author: Brandt R Gibson, DPM01st October 2009
If you don't have high quality running shoes, you are on your way to the foot doctor, the knee doctor, or the hip doctor. All feet roll inwards as the ball of the foot touches the ground. You will need to look at the duration and location of your runs, yo... Read >
Author: wbdoyle01st October 2009
Runner’s knee is a fairly common condition that occurs when the kneecap (patella) gets out of line with the femoral groove. What exactly is the femoral groove? It is a small indentation on your femur (your thigh bone). When you bend and straighten yo... Read >
Author: jane baron30th September 2009
When deciding which running shoe to buy, perhaps the most important feature of the shoe is its midsole. You can’t see the midsole (it is sandwiched between the outsole and the insole), but it is largely responsible for the cushioning your feet, knees, ... Read >
Author: jane baron29th September 2009
Running is an exercise from which wonderful cardiovascular and aerobic benefits are gained. A popular choice for men and women, it can be done almost anywhere. Just as a carpenter requires the right tools for his trade, the right pair of running shoes is ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th September 2009
Runner’s knee may have a variety of causes. Overuse is one of the most common culprits responsible for it development. Too much bending of the knee can lead to irritated nerves in the kneecap as well as overstretched tendons. Runner’s knee can... Read >
Author: jane baron28th September 2009
Shoes for kids come in all kinds of cute styles with fancy designs and charming adornments. It can be easy to make shoes purchases for children based on how cute the shoe, especially young children.
While it is not necessary to spend a lot of money on ... Read >
Author: wbdoyle28th September 2009
Because everyone has different shapes of feet, as well as different needs, there is no "best shoe" that fits everyone. There are many factors that should be considered when trying to choose the right running shoes. These factors include a persons biomecha... Read >
Author: wbdoyle25th September 2009
If you are a seasoned runner you know the importance of a good running shoe. It can make the difference between a great running experience, or potential injury.
The problem is not being informed. Most people do not know that there is a proper shoe for... Read >
Author: wbdoyle24th September 2009
Overlapping Toes. This deformity occurs when one of the toes lies on top of the adjacent toe. It most commonly affects the fifth toe, but is also fairly common in the second toe (especially if the person has bunions). The deformity can lead to complica... Read >
Author: jane baron24th September 2009
Overlapping toes is usually a congenital deformity that causes one toe to lie on top of another toe. It most often occurs with the little toe, but the middle toes can also be affected. Sometimes overlapping toes develop as the result of other foot condi... Read >
Author: jane baron24th September 2009
Selecting the proper trainers is a major consideration for runners. The incorrect shoe can do unwanted damage to the feet and cause significant pain in other areas. And essentially, there are three types of foot motion called pronation. Pronation is a ... Read >
Author: Jeffrey Dad24th September 2009
Selecting the right trainers is a major consideration for runners. The incorrect shoe can do undesired damage to the feet and cause serious discomfort in other areas. And fundamentally, there are three types of foot motion called pronation. Pronation i... Read >
Author: Preggie Mom23rd September 2009
According to most experts in Podiatry, there are over 50 different types of foot problems known to man: cracked feet, flat feet, cold feet. Morton’s neuroma, Sever’s disease, fungal infection, heel spurs, bunions, fallen arches, ingrown toenails, and ... Read >
Author: Ian Ray22nd September 2009
WalkFit Orthotics provides foot support, balance and comfort during walking, running or other physical activities that involve the legs. Although their primary aim is to prevent the occurrence of foot injuries by correcting abnormal walking patterns,
W... Read >
Author: wbdoyle21st September 2009
To flirt with singles that you are after, you can begin listening as you stop talking too much. The idea is to keep the date interested without turning into some kind of a one-man show. If you turn into this kind of person, you can expect she will be bore... Read >
Author: Francis K Githinji18th September 2009
It's obvious that of all our body parts, our feet get the most use. We use them to get around, and they take the force of every activity doled out to them. Every day, they consistently provide us with steady performance. That is, unless a foot condition d... Read >
Author: Nirmal16th September 2009
Flat feet (pes planus) are very common across a broad range of people. The strain placed on the foot and body due to the flatness of the feet can cause numerous foot problems. Unfortunately, the necessary use of shoes at an early age to protect our feet... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM16th September 2009
A stylish pair of stiletto heels are just about the most prized possessions for a woman's closet. As a result, high-heeled shoes have become an exclusive statement of fashion. Unfortunately, these styles of shoes can cause an array of problems to our belo... Read >
Author: Mohit29th August 2009
Our feet get the most use out of any other part of our body. We use them to get around, and they take the impact of every movement made. Day-in and day-out, they offer us reliable and painless performance. That is, unless a foot condition develops. This c... Read >
Author: Salomon10th August 2009
Taking on an exercise plan can be a difficult first step to take, a reason why many individuals to be unsuccessful in being consistent with it. Medical specialists at the Mayo Clinic recommend seeing a physician before commencing any exercise or weight lo... Read >
Author: Salomon10th August 2009
In today’s marketplace there are a wide variety of orthotic arch supports available for consumers to choose from. Although they all claim to offer relief from the discomfort and pain caused by a misaligned or imbalanced feet, it is important to make su... Read >
Author: TheInsoleStore09th August 2009
Flat Feet (Pes Planus or Fallen Arches)
Now, what does the condition of flat feet have to do with knee pain, back pain and neck pain? Our feet are the foundation of support for the pelvis and spine. In addition, they support the whole weight of the bod... Read >
Author: AJHEELS05th August 2009
Since the beginning of time, running has been a great way for people to exercise, relieve stress and stay active. Regular running can aid weight loss, fight disease and combat aging. However, if your feet are not properly supported, you could easily dev... Read >
Author: cledford02nd August 2009
Not all chest pain is alike. It may be mild and attributed to noncardiac problems, including heartburn or stress. Or it may be much more severe and life threatening, such as when it is due to an aortic dissection (tear in the large artery near the heart).... Read >
Author: wbdoyle29th July 2009
Being pregnant is usually a wonderful experience, but it can make life a little uncomfortable at times. Many women suffer from foot and leg problems during pregnancy but the good news is there are things you can do to prevent or relieve them. The two most... Read >
Author: jerry james28th July 2009
Foot calluses are a common ailment for many. Caused by the accumulation of dead skin cells, a callus usually occurs in areas of the foot where excess pressure occurs. The most common areas for calluses to form include the heel, the underside of the big ... Read >
Author: TheInsoleStore28th July 2009
When someone mentions hammertoes, what may instantly come to mind is a severely crooked toe crossing over or under the toes next to it. While this may be true in the severest sense, hammertoes can encompass a wide range of toe position deformity that may... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM17th July 2009
This article sheds more light on the term “foot orthotics” – what they are, how they work, the different types of orthotics available and which common complaints can be treated with orthotics.
What does the term “orthotic” denote?
The wor... Read >
Author: painfreewalking17th July 2009
New Balance has long been popular among runners and avid walkers for their comfortable athletic shoes. Their line of custom orthopedic shoes promises the same level of quality that their customers have come to expect.
Each New Balance Orthopedic Shoe is... Read >
Author: kentsmith17th July 2009
Hush Puppies is an internationally successful brand of casual footwear based in Rockford, Michigan. The first Hush Puppies were created in 1958 when the Chairman of Wolverine Worldwide (the parent company of Hush Puppies) was investigating the process of... Read >
Author: kentsmith16th July 2009
“Memory foam” has recently become popular among lines of orthopedic shoes and orthopedic insoles. This visco-elastic material is designed to conform to the shape of your feet. Memory foam actually changes shape when you wear it (just as if you were ... Read >
Author: kentsmith16th July 2009
1. When purchasing athletic shoes, you will probably need to go 1/2 size bigger than your regular size. Feet tend to swell when you run. Be warned. Not all brands of athletic shoes are sized the same.
2. If you use orthotics or orthopedic insoles, p... Read >
Author: kentsmith16th July 2009
Many people are told they have flat feet. Often they believe it is the way they were born and they just need to live with it. They might be right on the first count, but not on the second.
Flat feet is a condition that is technically called over pron... Read >
Author: TheInsoleStore16th July 2009
All athletic shoes have a least four basic parts: the outsole, the insole, the midsole and the upper. The outsole is the part of the shoe that touches the ground. It is usually made out of some kind of rubber material that is treaded for traction. The ... Read >
Author: kentsmith16th July 2009
Collapsed arches can be present at birth or develop at a young age. They are especially common among athletes who have put a lot of stress on their foot and calf muscles, and they also tend to develop among the elderly or women who have spent too much ti... Read >
Author: kentsmith10th July 2009
It’s not easy to find a pair of sandals that properly supports your feet. But after an entire summer of sandal wearing, you’ll wish you had. Most sandals – with their flat, thin sole – simply don’t cut it when it comes to supporting the arch, ... Read >
Author: kentsmith10th July 2009
Overpronation is inward roll of the foot while standing, walking, running or dancing. Allowing the foot to roll inwards causes noticeable internal rotation of the lower leg and knee and can influence the body's posture. This can result in extra strain on ... Read >
Author: Dianne M. Buxton09th July 2009
The symptoms of a Morton’s neuroma tend to develop gradually over time. At first, you may only notice pain when you wear narrow shoes or put unusual stress on your foot. Pain may quickly dissipate if you massage the affected area or take your shoes of... Read >
Author: kentsmith09th July 2009
Q: What is the difference between flat feet and fallen arches?
A: Though some people use flat feet and fallen arches interchangeably, they can and should be distinguished. Medically speaking, a person with flat feet has no arches at all. The soles of... Read >
Author: kentsmith09th July 2009
Research has shown which types of insoles are good for the different types of foot arches. While many people will experiment to see which product works best, there are a few general rules when it comes to matching insoles with arch types.
For Flat Fee... Read >
Author: TheInsoleStore09th July 2009
Shin splints are a common athletic injury. They occur when the tissues surrounding the tibia (the major bone in the lower leg) become inflamed. Inflammation can occur in the medial (inner) tissue or anterior (front) tissue of the tibia. The pain locali... Read >
Author: kentsmith07th July 2009
Though the polio vaccine has nearly eradicated the polio virus among the populations of industrialized nations, people whose lives were affected by paralytic polio before the vaccine became largely available in the late 1950’s and 1960’s continue to l... Read >
Author: kentsmith07th July 2009
Though the polio vaccine has nearly eradicated the polio virus among the populations of industrialized nations, people whose lives were affected by paralytic polio before the vaccine became largely available in the late 1950’s and 1960’s continue to l... Read >
Author: kentsmith02nd July 2009
Choosing a pair of running shoes can be tricky business, especially with the constant influx of new technology and the latest trends. Many websites, magazines and runners’ forums hesitate to make specific recommendations because purchasing a pair of ru... Read >
Author: roby.john19th June 2009
Shoe insoles are inserts for shoes, that correct any impediment in your walking pattern or discrepancy in the leg length. Shoes Insoles are not just “fallen arch supports,” although some are. They perform many functions, by slightly altering the angle... Read >
Author: AJHEELS19th June 2009
Over-pronation, fallen arches and flat feet
Pronation and Supination are common terms that are often associated with fallen arches, high arches, flat feet etc. This article discusses the significance of these terms and enumerates the particular problem... Read >
Author: painfreewalking18th June 2009
A poll conducted by the American Podiatric Medical Association revealed that a amazing 73 percent of those surveyed reported that they are suffering from painful feet. The question is: why has foot pain become one of the most common complaints in the exam... Read >
Author: Salomon17th June 2009
Lynco, a subdivision of Aetrex, offers a variety of biomechanical orthotic systems to provide maximum support and comfort to any footwear. Their tri-density design helps absorb shock, relieve pressure points created from walking and increase comfort. ... Read >
Author: cledford15th June 2009
Over-Pronation, Sports, and Shin Splints
If you love running or participating in team sports, you’re at risk for shin splints, pain in the knees, Achilles tendonitis, and other lower extremity injuries. Medial tibial stress syndrome, as it is called ... Read >
Author: Salomon15th June 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Dr. Jennifer Feeny
Being pregnant is usually a wonderful experience, but it can make life a little uncomfortable at times. Many women suffer from foot and leg problems during pregnancy but the good news is there are things you can do... Read >
Author: Dr. Jennifer Feeny11th June 2009
Do you know what is Plantar Fasciitis? It is a disease that many people call "heel pain syndrome" because it directly affects the heel causing inflammation and pain. This condition is a quite common, very painful foot problem caused by repeated tension o... Read >
Author: yulitacs29th May 2009
Running is a high impact workout. If done seriously, it can give you a whole lot of benefits. It can help you lose weight, improve your endurance and do wonders for your cardiovascular health. However, any sporting activity can go from constructive to des... Read >
Author: orsondixon29th May 2009
Running is a high impact workout. If done seriously, it can give you a whole lot of benefits. It can help you lose weight, improve your endurance and do wonders for your cardiovascular health. However, any sporting activity can go from constructive to des... Read >
Author: orsondixon20th May 2009
Clubfoot. Clubfoot is a common birth defect occurring in approximately 1 out of every 1000 births. It affects males more often than females and can affect one or both feet. Clubfoot should be diagnosed at birth (although sometimes doctors can diagnose ... Read >
Author: Kent20th May 2009
Clubfoot. Clubfoot is a common birth defect occurring in approximately 1 out of every 1000 births. It affects males more often than females and can affect one or both feet. Clubfoot should be diagnosed at birth (although sometimes doctors can diagnose ... Read >
Author: Kent20th May 2009
Clubfoot. Clubfoot is a common birth defect occurring in approximately 1 out of every 1000 births. It affects males more often than females and can affect one or both feet. Clubfoot should be diagnosed at birth (although sometimes doctors can diagnose ... Read >
Author: Kent19th May 2009
Pronation is a natural movement that occurs in gait when the arch flattens upon weight bearing. This motion allows the foot to absorb the weight of the body without causing undo stress & shock on the foot, ankle and leg structures.
During pronation, th... Read >
18th May 2009
The quick and crucial answer to the question, “What’s the difference between flat and flaccid feet?” is that flat feet, though they have fallen arches, retain mobility whereas flaccid feet have lost the ability to move at all. Both conditions are l... Read >
Author: Kent18th May 2009
Polio is an extremely contagious virus that swept through the US during the earlier half of the twentieth century and now has largely been eradicated by the polio vaccine, created by Jonas Salk in the 1950s. It is transmitted between people usually throu... Read >
Author: Kent18th May 2009
Polio is an extremely contagious virus that swept through the US during the earlier half of the twentieth century and now has largely been eradicated by the polio vaccine, created by Jonas Salk in the 1950s. It is transmitted between people usually throu... Read >
Author: Kent15th May 2009
Why Do We Need Orthotic Insoles?
Approximately 70% of people all over the earth suffer from an ailment called over-pronation, something that can be the culprit for painful conditions over the years. Certain people overpronate more than others. Why so m... Read >
Author: Salomon15th May 2009
Children have their share of foot pain, just like adults. Many conditions that cause adult pain can also cause pain in children. At times, there are conditions unique to children that are the source of their pain. Prompt recognition and treatment is im... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM13th May 2009
In general terms, there are three different kinds of orthotics to think about when you are about to make a crucial decision for your feet. Each of these types of devices has varying characteristics, and are used depending on your particular condition.:
... Read >
Author: Salomon06th May 2009
Shin Splints in Spring!
As the northern cities clear the last snowfall, spring is on everyone's mind. Warm weather and outdoor activities are around the corner. Though we are all eager to play catch or hit the running trails, we need to make sure we... Read >
05th May 2009
You may have problems with your ankles and feet that require a Podiatrist. This is usually the case when your aches and pains go beyond what's considered normal. For instance, it's normal to have sore feet after standing on them all day. But if your feet ... Read >
Author: Joseph Gotfredson10th April 2009
Are you one of those people who are said to be flat footed? Having a flat foot is a condition where the foot does not have a normal arch. You may find it affects just one or both feet. The arch is the gap between the inner side of the foot and the ground ... Read >
Author: suegold10th April 2009
The thirties is the decade when our muscles, tendons and ligaments begin to exhibit a loss of elasticity which makes them more vulnerable to the stresses put upon them. With the explosion of health problems related to inactivity and eating too much, exerc... Read >
Author: David Ravech09th April 2009
Flat feet are universally known to have a bad reputation for causing discomfort and pain. Although this is generally true, flat feet are extremely common and there are entire populations of people around the world with flat feet who have no problems with... Read >
Author: Scott Kilberg DPM02nd April 2009
Heel pain in runners can become an excruciating experience. Once you encounter heel or arch pain, it may be difficult to adjust your lifestyle if you are used to being active. It is important for runners to be aware of the symptoms and treatments for some... Read >
Author: Salomon02nd April 2009
A fitting pair of running shoes not only makes a big difference in experiencing a pleasant or unpleasant running, but also in keeping feet healthy. Experts suggest that a suitable running shoe is the one that matches the running pattern of a person as wel... Read >
Author: Stephen Jhonson27th March 2009
Pronation and supination are commonly heard terms, often in association with fallen arches, high arches, flat feet etc. This article explains the meaning of these terms and looks in particular at the problem of over-pronation. You will read about the foll... Read >
Author: Peter Van Dyke09th March 2009
Our feet are complicated little tools for our body. Because the foot is such a large combination of bones and joints, many things can be set out of place and cause pain. We use our feet every day and the impact we put on them can be very taxing. In propor... Read >
Author: Kent09th March 2009
Our feet are complicated little tools for our body. Because the foot is such a large combination of bones and joints, many things can be set out of place and cause pain. We use our feet every day and the impact we put on them can be very taxing. In propor... Read >
Author: Kent24th February 2009
Your feet are not supposed to hurt
If your feet hurt � they are telling you something is wrong. Many people who experience foot pain have a neuroma. A neuroma is a painful condition that is sometimes referred to as a pinched nerve or a nerve tumor in... Read >
Author: Tatiana A. Wellens-Bruschayt, DPM, PhD16th February 2009
Shoes are something that people can’t do without. We need them in order to protect our feet while we walk around, exercise, and have fun in the sun. One of the most popular types of shoes are running shoes. Some buy them for exercising, for outdoor acti... Read >
Author: nlwest2126th January 2009
Even though orthopedic shoes share some qualities such as breathable material, there are a host of unique problems that consumers suffer and an equal amount of shoe modifications to accommodate them. It is important to note that although some inserts and ... Read >
23rd January 2009
We are inundated with advertising for products to make our feet feel better. Whether it is the "Survivor" castaways who are "gellin'" with Dr. Scholl's insoles won after a challenge or late-night infomercials showing us how stable their devices can make ... Read >
Author: Dr. Andrew Schneider23rd January 2009
What is a Hammertoe?
Hammertoe is the term used to describe a bending in the joint of the toe. A hammertoe can occur in one toe or in several toes, with the exception of the big toe. When more than one toe is affected the condition is referred to in th... Read >
Author: Jane Bartlett22nd January 2009
What is a Bunion?
A bunion looks like a “bump” on the joint of the big toe; however, these bumps are not calluses. Instead they result from the bones in your foot becoming misaligned. More often than not, the big toe is leaning inward towards the m... Read >
Author: Jane Bartlett17th January 2009
Copyright (c) 2009 Bruce Lashley
Not a week passes by that while I am walking through the gym, I notice someone passing by who cannot put one of his or her heels on the floor. Some are women, some men, some thin and some heavy. As long as you walk, y... Read >
Author: Bruce Lashley DPM17th January 2009
Flat feet in children is often hard to detect when they are first born, since baby fat often hides the true shape of the foot. As months go by and as the child starts walking, the situation becomes more noticeable. As the child gets older, a normal arch s... Read >
Author: Salomon09th January 2009
Foot conditions involving Achilles tendon pain are fairly common, particularly among athletes who practice sports such as soccer, track, gymnastics, and basketball. The Achilles Tendon is the strip of tissue that connects the heel and the calf muscle. Thi... Read >
Author: Salomon08th December 2008
The most common characteristic of Fragile X syndrome is mental retardation, which is also true of kids with Down syndrome and autism. In fact, Fragile X is said to be the leading cause of Autism. More specifically, Fragile X is caused by a faulty genetic ... Read >
Author: MIKE SELVON26th November 2008
Heel pain is common complaint in runners. Actually, heel pain is common in all people. 40% of all visits to podiatrists in the U.S. are because of heel pain. Of all of the different causes of heel pain, the vast majority is due to a condition known as p... Read >
Author: Dr. Christopher Segler04th November 2008
Advanced Orthotic Shoe Insoles for your feet
Used to treating biomechanical foot disorders, orthopedic devices such as orthotics, work to relieve pain by realigning and supporting the ligaments and bones of the foot properly, so that that foot can func... Read >
Author: lovephileo31st October 2008
There are few things more wasteful than buying a pair of shoes that does not fit well. Either you do not wear them because they are uncomfortable or, worse, you wear them and deal with the discomfort while possibly harming your feet. There are a few gui... Read >
Author: Kent30th October 2008
Used to treating biomechanical foot disorders, orthopedic devices such as orthotics, work to relieve pain by realigning and supporting the ligaments and bones of the foot properly, so that that foot can function as normal.
Otrthotics can be made of di... Read >
Author: Jonathan B29th October 2008
Are your dogs barking? If so, your feet must be sore. If you are on your feet all day or constantly up and down you may notice by the time you get home your feet are in pain. Some comfy shoes can make all the difference in the world. Another option wo... Read >
29th October 2008
OUCH! Foot pain is a common problem suffered by all ages of adults. Today, getting through the day is tough enough; painful feet will only make it tougher. If you find yourself with foot pain when trying to accomplish your daily routine, you may want to... Read >
Author: Gator Publishing21st October 2008
Used to treating biomechanical foot disorders, orthopedic devices such as orthotics, work to relieve pain by realigning and supporting the ligaments and bones of the foot properly, so that that foot can function as normal.
Otrthotics can be made of di... Read >
Author: Ben 29th September 2008
Are you concerned when you look at your child's foot and it seems excessively flat? Do you or your spouse have painful feet? The pain of flat feet can be avoided.
Unfortunately due to misinformation handed down through the generation of doctors, many p... Read >
Author: Dr. Marybeth Crane09th September 2008
Fragile X is a family of genetic conditions. Fragile X syndrome also known Martin-Bell syndrome. It is caused by an abnormality in a single gene. Fragile X syndrome caused by mutation of the FMR1 gene on the X chromosome. It affects approximately 1 in eve... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen08th September 2008
Think your feet are slowing down your run? Plaxico Burress makes his living running routes and catching balls for the Super Bowl champions New York Giants with a nagging ankle injury, flat feet and a new pair of orthotics. Burress is breaking in his ortho... Read >
Author: Dr. Marybeth Crane03rd September 2008
Obesity causes many serious diseases like heart attack, diabetes, cancer, renal disorder or hemorrhage. They are generally the causes of a fat person’s death. Obesity is a major factor that reduces life expectancy. Let discuss in brief how obesity affec... Read >
Author: Nick Mutt02nd September 2008
Personal blogs can be more random if it is simply sharing what you are doing with friends and family. But a blog for business, one you hope will make money, a blog that presents you as an expert or one to drive traffic to a website needs to have a marketi... Read >
Author: Kanwaljit Kaur02nd September 2008
Bunions are one of the most familiar foot problems. Bunions are often reported as a bump on the side of the big toe. Bunions most usually affect women. Bunions happen nearly 10 times more often in women then men. The large toe may turn in toward the secon... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen20th August 2008
Walking barefoot means a person not use any special covering while walking or moving anywhere. There are many searches that conclude walking on natural surfaces such as grass is more beneficial. You may have seen many people walking bare foot but a few wi... Read >
Author: Dr John Anne23rd July 2008
Over 80% of the population has or will suffer from back pain at some point in their lives! Proper footwear can potentially prevent, reduce and treat biomechanical factors associated with low back pain in runners. Back pain can be a mysterious thing. Every... Read >
Author: Dr. Marybeth Crane07th July 2008
The knee joint is surrounded by a joint capsule with ligaments strapping the inside and outside of the joint (collateral ligaments) as well as crossing within the joint (cruciate ligaments). These ligaments provide stability and strength to the knee joint... Read >
Author: peterhutch23rd June 2008
One size does not fit all when it comes to sandal foot support. Most problems with our feet are caused by ill-fitting footwear, so it is important to determine what kind of feet you have, and then purchase the appropriate footwear for your foot. So much... Read >
Author: Angela West21st June 2008
One size does not fit all when it comes to sandal foot support. Most problems with our feet are caused by ill-fitting footwear, so it is important to determine what kind of feet you have, and then purchase the appropriate footwear for your foot. So much... Read >
Author: Angela West21st June 2008
One size does not fit all when it comes to sandal foot support. Most problems with our feet are caused by ill-fitting footwear, so it is important to determine what kind of feet you have, and then purchase the appropriate footwear for your foot. So much... Read >
Author: Angela West10th March 2008
Pain! Foot pain! Plantar fasciitis pain! Shin splints pain! Heel spurs pain! It sure isn't any fun!
How many times have you been on your feet a lot and couldn't wait to sit down? It has happened to most of us. It could have been from blisters or...new... Read >
Author: Dennis Denlinger11th February 2008
Foot pain is a really popular trouble. Foot pain in the "baseball of your foot," that region between your archway and the toes, is mostly called metatarsalgia. The pain normally centers on one or much of the five bones (metatarsals) in this mid-portion of... Read >
Author: Juliet Cohen19th January 2008
Strains and sprains are usually caused by a wrench, and cause pain, increased by movement or by putting weight on the foot. There will be swelling and perhaps bruising. There may also be damage to the ligaments. Consult a medical practitioner to check tha... Read >
Author: Alien12th October 2007
What is Sore Feet - Foot Pain: Sore feet is a very common problem that effects millions accross the planet Earth, making simple things such as standing, walking, running, or working, almost a nightmare, because of the pain and discomfort involved.What cau... Read >
Author: Robert Benjamin23rd July 2007
The Achilles tendon is the muscle at the back of the calf which connects the heel bone to the calf muscle. Famously named after the Ancient Greek here Achilles whose mother Thetis tried to make him invulnerable by dipping him into the river Styx which flo... Read >
Author: John Overton21st May 2007
Runners get benefits from many different areas, the first is cardiovascular, the second is they are getting aerobic exercise and third is they are increasing endurance. A good pair of running shoes can be an important investment that can vary in style an... Read >
Author: Bill Carmel18th January 2007
If you don't have high quality running shoes, you are on your way to the foot doctor, the knee doctor, or the hip doctor. All feet roll inwards as the ball of the foot touches the ground. You will need to look at the duration and location of your runs, yo... Read >
Author: Bill Carmel24th December 2006
Care of the feet is one of the most important aspects of your overall health care.
Foot pain may be caused by many things, Metatarsalgia is the general term that is medically used to describe a painful condition. This condition may be commonly found i... Read >
Author: Robert Palmer19th November 2006
MBT is particularly proud of its PU mid-sole with a pivot underneath the metatarsus, helping to activate the stabilising muscles. This means that with every step, the mid-sole will activate a large number of stabilising muscles. Certainly the fixed MBT mi... Read >
Author: Glyn Barlow12th August 2006
Did you know that forty-two percent of all overuse injuries affect the knee joint, and patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS), also known as "runner's knee", is the most common overuse injury among runners.
PFPS can effect both knees, though more commonl... Read >
Author: Christopher Pratt23rd June 2006
Foot Pain Can Stop You in Your TracksBy Pamela Adams D.C.Ever stepped out of bed in the morning only to hop back inbecause you felt a sharp pain in the bottom of your foot?Arch pain or heel pain can signal a condition called plantarfascitis and can keep y... Read >
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23rd June 2006
Walkfit Orthotics provides foot support, balance and comfort during walking, running or other physical activities that involve the legs. Although their primary aim is to prevent the occurrence of foot injuries by correcting abnormal walking patterns,
W... Read >
Author: Adam Weiss Adam Weiss21st March 2006
Too many women are inclined to forget that they have feet until something happens to call their attention to them. A beautifully formed foot is as charming to the eye as a beautifully shaped hand. Every woman should have a knowledge of the practical facts... Read >
Author: Michael Fortomas23rd October 2005
Choosing The Right Shoe For You
A Well Known Fact
There is no better feeling than when you are wearing a comfortable shoe. Comfortable shoes allow us to enjoy the day's activities pain free. Wearing shoes that fit properly can also prevent potential... Read >
Author: Donald Yacono
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