Fashionable shoes are harmful to health

July 3, 2011

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Once researchers have recognized FitFlop One of the trendy new products useful for health Orthopaedic Society of Great Britain published the results of an interesting survey conducted among the population. As it turned out, almost half of the women surveyed admitted that gain uncomfortable Shoes, with about 37% for the purchase of cutting-edge shoes are willing to endure the inconvenience of their wear.

More than 15% of men answered that they deliberately choose shoes that do not fit their size, and the vast majority of women (80%) complained of constant problems with the emergence of corns and ingrown nail on the big toe, but only some of them are addressed in this connection to a specialist.

Of course, each of us wants to be attractive and to follow fashion, but to protect yourself from all the trouble that can deliver incorrectly matched pair of shoes or boots are often not easy. It is especially difficult to resist the rapid changes in the fashion world, but acquiring shoes Unsuitable to our feet, we will only complicate the problem.

We have a child mothers and grandmothers cram that walking in high heels is very harmful but also very unprofitable to walk in the shoes without buckles or fasteners, because the foot is gradually moving down, and the weight is moved to the fingers. Shoes - pumps   also not very useful, although it would seem that they terrible? The fact that they contribute to the deformation of the first finger and do not support the entire foot.

As researchers found, most people do not even think about the fact that footwear is not suitable for their size and shape. Of course, we do not call to abandon completely new products and footwear fashion sandals, but often try to give recreation your legs. For everyday wear should choose shoes with low heels or wedges, with a round nose and a convenient clasp.