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Why You Have Fallen Arches and What to Do About Them
If you have been told you have fallen arches, you have flat feet.
Will My Feet Hurt After I Put a New Orthotic Insole Into My Shoe?
To answer this question, there’s a lot more to this picture than what meets the eye – or mind. The answer has to be dependent on some background information about orthotics, functional orthotics, and a little bit about foot anatomy. Many people do not have perfect feet but they have feet that are close to perfect. The term ‘perfect feet’ means feet that are anatomically correct and in proper alignment. The bones, ligaments, muscles and tendons are all in the correct spot, of the correct length, breadth, width and thickness. They connect each other at the right angles.
New Technology Revolutionizes The Insole Industry
The technology used in Insole for You orthotic insoles has advanced to the point where there’s no question that insoles created for your feet are customized to match exactly what your feet needs. This innovative technology is based on a unique software system that calculates every point on the different arches of your feet and the exact physical support that is needed to support them. This is done through taking photos of your feet – something you can do with your cell phone camera.
How to Find the Best Orthotic Insoles for Your Feet
When your feet are hurting from plantar fasciitis, flat feet, high arch, low arch, or simply because you’re standing all day long, you know you need relief.
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