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Why do you keep getting blisters? Before we answer your question, here’s a fact: They form to help the body repair damaged skin. The top cause is friction. If you see a fluid-filled bubble on your toes, heels, or even the sides of your feet, follow along for more information. Friction is the cause of…
If you have been watching the Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics, there have been plenty of heart-stopping moments for the competing athletes. From skiing to snowboarding or curling, all eyes have been on the snow and ice. Another sport is popular, too: figure skating. American figure skater Nathan Chen continues to lead on the ice while…
Falling can be a frightening thing. As we get older, we become more susceptible, and it can become more dangerous if we are not careful. Health conditions, hearing, and vision, also play a part. So how can we have the ability to stop ourselves from falling? No worries! With these tips, you will be able to…
While it might be fashionable to wear shoes without socks, it is not a good practice in terms of foot health for several reasons. Blisters, foot odor, and fungus, none of which are fashionable, are often the results of not wearing socks. Socks are designed to keep your feet safe from uncomfortable friction, infections, and bacteria….
Living in an area with hot temperatures, you will experience sweaty feet. They may smell and be uncomfortable. You may find that you don’t want to take off your footwear for fear that someone will smell them. Sweat doesn’t smell bad right away; it happens when shoes don’t have adequate airflow. Conditions That Increase Foot…
One of the most important steps you can take to ensure proper foot and ankle health is to get accurately sized and fitted footwear. Correcting alignment problems of feet and ankles using custom orthotics improves spinal alignment, and as a result, improves issues with the knees, hips, and back as well. Find the perfect fit with these…
Having excessively curved toenails is largely hereditary, but the likelihood they develop into a painful ingrown toenail can be mitigated with three simple steps. Try these 3 excellent tips for preventing ingrown toenails: 1) Perform regular foot inspections—You can notice preliminary signs of a potential ingrown toenail problem during a foot inspection. Initial redness and oozing at…
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