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FOOT FACTS

The foot is a very complex part of your body. Your foot has twenty-six separate bones which are held in position by dozens of ligaments, tendons, and muscles. The bones and muscles form three separate arches that support the weight of your body. These arches are not rigid. They provide the flexibility and leverage to walk. As you raise your foot to take a step, joints lock so you have the leverage to push your body forward. When you lower your foot to the ground, the joints then unlock. This locking and unlocking of the joints allows you to walk on any surface, whether it be as sandy beach, golf course, or a concrete sidewalk. Your foot is a shock absorber, it protects your muscles and skeletal system each time you take a step.

The structure of your foot supports your entire weight. The slightest misalignment of muscles and bones can cause many different problems.

What Are The Symptoms?
Symptoms of faulty foot function begin with:

  • Localized foot pain
  • Bunions
  • Pain in the knees
  • Hip pain
  • Back pain
  • Neck pain
What can you do?
Relieve pressure with custom insoles. Custom insoles work on your feet in the same way that braces work on the teeth - by applying gentle consistent support to bring your foot muscles and bones back into proper alignment.

Your feet are the only pair you will ever have. You are wise to take good care of them!

Common Ailments Relieved by Custom Insoles
View a detailed list of common ailments relieved by custom insoles.

 

 

 

 

What's New (July 2007)
Generation 3 Foot Scanner
Two years of research and development has resulted in our revolutionary new hybrid laser and light scanner. All weight-bearing modes are supported, true 3-D scans, are high-resolution imaging are just some of the new features of our latest breakthrough system.

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