With plantar fasciitis affecting more than 10% of the adult population, chances are you know someone affected. If you or a loved one have been struggling with heel pain despite your best efforts to remediate the situation, it’s time to consider natural treatments for plantar fasciitis that you can begin implementing today.
Did you know that your favorite shoes may actually be what is responsible for your plantar fasciitis and related issues? It’s not the best news, but learning this may help you stop hurting your own feet without knowing it. But the good news is that you don’t have to throw your shoes out if that is the case for you.
Heel pain is a common condition that many people are suffering yet most of us don’t take it seriously and just shrug it off, assuming that the pain will go away. Whether the pain is disabling or manageable, you need to take action and seek professional help. If you or someone you know is experiencing heel pain, you should be concerned about it.
The insoles are 3/4 length so fit easily in my shoes, they are not bulky so don't cause foot or toe crowding. Most importantly they have provided stabilization and reduced pronation of my ankles. The result is feet that have no pain, no heel pain. They are comfortable and very easy to adjust to.
this is my second pair of inserts. I’m very happy with them. I have planters fasciitis and it helps very much. In fact it seems like after the last couple years it doesn’t bother me as much but I still have to wear them. Thank you.
I am very pleased to have these orthotics because of the metatarsal support, it is difficult to find this anywhere, this has made a big difference, instead of using hempvana nightly for my ankles it is down to once a week maybe.
I purchased the intermediate supports because in my Brook's Ghost shoes the strongest ones can be extremely noisy. These are working out great! They are slightly flexible and have a softer surface and no squeeking 😉
The intermediate did not have the polished surface of the originals making inserting the foot into shoe more difficult. The intermediate seemed to have the same height in the front as the original even with a lower arch making them seem like they were designed for a different purpose then the originals.
The intermediate may be fine for a person who needs less arch support but I recommend the original, which I give 5 stars.
I have have many originals and they are life changing!
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