Get help for aching feet and sore ankles with Foot & Ankle Health – a new report from the experts at University Health News!

Your feet are the first part of the body to touch the ground. You rely on them every morning when you get out of bed and head to the kitchen for coffee. Their primary function is to serve as shock absorbers for your entire body. That’s why when you have problems with your feet or ankles it often triggers problems with your knees, hips, and possibly even your lower back.

Your feet and ankles are made up of 28 bones, 30 joints, and more than 100 muscles, tendons, and ligaments that work together to provide support, balance, and mobility. Each time you walk your ankles support 1½ times your body weight. If you’re running or jogging they’re taking on as much as 8 times your weight.

No wonder foot problems send more than 7,000,000 Americans to the doctor every year. To help keep your feet and ankles healthy, take a look at Foot & Ankle Health from the experts at University Health News.

This comprehensive, easy-to-understand guide reveals:  

• The important difference between a podiatrist and an orthopedic surgeon
• How to shop for shoes when one foot is larger than another
• 4 ways to ease the tingling, burning pain of neuromas.
• How to get help for bunions without resorting to surgery
• 8 common causes of heel pain and what you can do to get relief
• 5 tips for preventing ingrown toenails
• The difference between a corn and a callus
• The best type of shoes to prevent sesamoiditis—a common problem for people with high arches or bony feet

And this is just a small sample of the important information you’ll find in this groundbreaking report. Take a step to healthier feet and ankles. Order this comprehensive guide right now.

Do you have flat feet? Here’s an easy way to tell.

Simply wet your feet and then stand on a piece of dark colored paper or cement and look at your wet footprint. If your feet are flat you’ll see an imprint of your entire foot as shown in the first illustration.

It’s important to treat flat feet even if you’re not experiencing pain because they can alter the alignment of your legs and cause knee and ankle problems. For three ways to treat flat feet—including the one that may reduce symptoms by at least 85 percent—get your copy of Foot & Ankle Health right now!

Foot & Ankle Health details 37 foot and ankle diseases and conditions and explains the best ways to prevent and treat these problems so you can get relief and get back to living the active life you want to lead. Here is just small sample of what you’ll find:  Achilles tendinitis * Achilles tendon rupture * Bursitis * Claw toe * Fallen arches * Flat feet * Hammertoes * Osteo and Rheumatoid arthritis * Sesamoiditis * Plantar fasciitis * Sprained Ankle * Stress fractures * Turf toe * Athletes foot * Blisters and bruises * Bunions * Corns * Calluses * Diabetes * Gout * Ingrown toenails * Neuromas * Lupus * Peripheral artery disease * Plantar warts * Toenail fungus * Varicose veins

All the information you read is from scientific research conducted at leading hospitals an clinics around the world. Plus, you’ll get information on finding shoes that fit, the best type of shoe inserts and orthotics, proper hygiene, foods that may help keep your feet healthy and 15 strengthening and stretching exercises to improve the strength and balance of your foot and ankle and so much more.

You’ll also get a special, fully illustrated section at no extra cost with 15 easy at-home exercises that can help ease foot pain, improve balance, and increase your range of motion and strength. Every exercise is illustrated and clearly explained so you can be sure you’re doing it correctly. Plus, each one includes a variation to make it more challenging as you progress.

Get the information you need to prevent and relieve foot and ankle pain. In this just-published guide you’ll discover:

• The most important thing you can do to slow down the development of new varicose veins
• Do you have diabetes? Make sure to moisturize your feet but NEVER between your toes.
• Quick tip for adding extra calcium to any food—a great way to help fight osteoporosis.
• Why you should get your feet measured every year once you hit middle age
• The type of sock that can help protect against certain foot injuries
• The diet that may reduce your risk for painful gout attacks
• How to choose the safest slippers to reduce your risk of falling
• And there’s so much more