Standing – Remove Arch Supports

THIS IS A BIG DEAL... A NEW DISCOVERY THAT HAS NOT YET MADE IT TO THE MAINSTREAM.

I know this is different than what you have been led to believe by shoe and orthotics companies but it is the truth. Everyone missed it until the early 1990's. It has been slow getting out because it will cost a lot of people a lot of money.

This concept of not having arch supports has been tested on 10's of thousands of patients – all with the same result.

The reason goes back to what happens with your feet.

First, something goes wrong with the mechanics of one foot. That changes that foot, the ankle attached to those bones on that foot, the knee above that ankle, and the hip above that. Then the entire pelvis goes crooked in some way (depending upon what happened to the foot and which foot bone is out of place).

Once the pelvis goes crooked, it causes the opposite side hip to get twisted. This changes its alignment.

This then changes the alignment of the knee below it and the ankle below that. Once the ankle is twisted out of proper alignment the foot is also twisted out of alignment changing its mechanics.

Given that you have two feet, what you then have is a foot with a mechanical problem because something happened to it that needs to be corrected, and a foot with a mechanical problem that is there strictly because of and to compensate for the other foot.

If you correct the original one, it will straighten the ankle, knee, hip, pelvis ON BOTH SIDES.

That means if you correct them BOTH with arch supports you will have a problem forever. The compensating side DOES NOT have a problem – it disappears as soon as you fix the other one.

If you then support the compensation side (that automatically corrects when the other is corrected and no longer needs to be compensated for) you will CAUSE a misalignment of the foot, ankle, knee, hip, pelvis, back and god knows what else.

This is why so many people get orthotics, or use arch supports, to "correct" their back, foot, knee or whatever and then, they stop having problems with that, but... Now they are in my office for headaches or some other back pain or their hip or what-have-you.

We get those arch supports out, adjust their body structure and then correct JUST THE FOOT THAT NEEDS IT and they are well and on their way.

There is a lot of information on the mechanics of why this is so and what else helps to fix your shoes. Go to the back issues page of our ezines to find out more about arch supports. And definitely subscribe to the ezine (in the box below) so that you can receive new tips as they come out.

Most shoes do need to be fixed for their arch supports one way or another. How to fix them is written-up in back issues of our ezine.

You can order the proper replacement insoles and the heel lifts you need at E-Z Posture Products Store.