Correct Toes are placed in between the toes. They are designed to be worn either barefoot, in wide slippers, or in shoes. You can also try them with toe socks. *Important note: the shoes MUST be wide enough to accommodate the toes with Correct Toes in place. To test your shoe, pull the liner out […]
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“When can I expect to see results?” This is a common question patients ask about Correct Toes, and it reflects patients’ desire to resolve existing foot problems, restore normal, healthy foot anatomy, and prevent future foot, ankle, and lower extremity ailments. We find that most people, most of the time, experience some immediate relief, with
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Shin splints, also known as medial tibial stress syndrome, is a lower extremity health problem involving pain and tenderness along or behind the inner edge of your tibia—the larger of the two bones in your lower leg. Shin splints commonly manifest following vigorous physical activity, including endurance exercise and other sports involving running. Shin splints
Running Times Magazine Loves Correct Toes! Check out the new November/December Running Times feature “Weird Stuff That Works.” Please visit www.CorrectToes.com to learn more about the benefits of Correct Toes through our resources, articles and videos. Running Times Correction: Lisa Uhl is a believer in our product however Sanya Richards-Ross has not endorsed or provided
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Below we present some ideas about feet and footwear that are commonly believed but erroneous. These myths are then dispelled. This information helps to illustrate why Correct Toes toe-spacers, used as a part of a natural treatment approach, can alleviate a wide variety of foot problems. Myth #1 The foot is inherently misshaped. The way
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In this informative video, Dr. Ray explains the basics of natural foot care. Its a great base of information if you are just starting the transition to natural foot health, as well as a good reminder to those “veterans.” Find our more about natural foot health and Correct Toes here!
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Flat feet, also known as pes valgus or pes planovalgus, is a health problem in which your foot lacks a normal arch when you are standing. The arch on your foot’s inside edge is the structure affected by this condition. Your entire foot, including your mid-foot, will touch the floor if you have flat feet.
Dr. Robert Conenello is the President of the American Academy of Podiatric Sports Medicine and the Global Clinical Advisor for Special Olympics International. He’s also the founder of Orangetown Podiatry in New York, as well as a lecturer, surgeon, triathlete, and father. His additional impressive credentials can be found here. How were you introduced to
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Achilles Tendinitis Your Achilles tendon is a strong cord made of fibrous connective tissue that attaches your calf muscle to your calcaneus, or heel bone. Your Achilles tendon is located at the lower end of your calf muscles, and it is the continuation of your gastrocnemius and soleus muscles. This tendon is one of the
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