If you're like most of us, your foot pain can make everyday things like walking, standing and even moving your feet cause unbearable pain.
And when you finally go to see a podiatrist they usually tell you to rest it off and take painkillers.
Many of us don’t have the luxury or want to just rest it off.
But here’s the thing…
Our ancestors walked for kilometers on end daily to even survive, so could there be an answer to plantar fasciitis hidden in the past?
Was plantar fasciitis a problem in the past?
It was only in the early 1942 that plantar fasciitis was first diagnosed.
Before then, plantar fasciitis was known as a heel spur.
But today plantar fasciitis is the most common cause of foot pain.
So what happened?
Are our feet weaker? Are we just more susceptible to foot problems?
The reason it wasn’t so common in the past is pretty surprising…
And it also reveals one of the best ways to beat plantar fasciitis today.
Ancient wisdom meets a modern problem
Because the plantar fascia is like a rubber band.
As you walk it stretches and recovers constantly to match your stride.
But being under constant stretch causes plantar fascia to tear.
And exactly that is happening in your plantar fascia as you walk with bad shoes.
But our ancestors had to walk everywhere.
And they didn’t have the greatest footwear either.
So why didn’ they suffer like we do?
It’s because the muscles of their feet and plantar fascia were able to “breathe”.
It wasn’t stuck in one position hours at a time, unlike in modern shoes.
All the tree stumps, rocks, roots rising up from the ground, and the changing terrain created a constantly varying stretch in the plantar fascia...
That helped people avoid overloading the tissue.
Compare that to today’s environment where our feet are trapped in poorly designed shoes.
And we are constantly walking on flat surfaces like asphalt.
There’s no breather for your plantar fascia…
But what does it mean for you?
A modern solution to a modern problem
In today's world, we can no longer walk constantly in nature.
And you probably don't want to walk the streets barefoot either, so we need other ways...
Which our shoes seem to fail to provide us with.
Because store-bought shoes aren’t made with plantar fasciitis in mind.
But the shoes are not to blame.
The insoles used inside the shoes on the other hand are the real issue…
Also, if you’re living in a city or even near one, you know that most of the roads are made of asphalt.
And the ones that aren’t you wouldn’t want to walk barefoot on.
So what can you do?
The bottom line is you need to give your plantar fascia well deserved rest.
But you have to keep moving because of your job, kids and errands.
So the only way left to really relieve the tension is to…
Make All your Shoes Plantar Fasciitis Proof
But how?
The answer might surprise you, but it’s a breakthrough Insole designed specifically for plantar fasciitis.
It’s called ComfySole.
This simple but effective insole can make your favorite shoes plantar fasciitis proof.
By making your shoes imitate the changing terrain our ancestors used to walk on.
Here’s how it works.
First, the sturdy but comfortable arch support supports your feets natural curve, releasing the pressure your plantar fascia tissue is experiencing.
You’ll notice how the pressure soothes the moment you wear these the first time.
Then the heel cushion relieves acute pain by minimizing the shock and strain on the heel.
As you already know, that’s where plantar fasciitis is at its worst usually.
And then finally, the metatarsal cushion on the front of the insole absorbs shock and softens the step.
That makes wearing it comfortable even if you’ve been suffering for years.
The results?
It makes walking and standing comfortable again.
Thanks to the relieved pressure on the tissue, your plantar fasciitis can start to heal.
In just a few weeks, you’re able to plan your days without thinking about the stabbing pains on your feet.
You can take your first step of the morning without the feeling why you even woke up to this new painful day.
Take back the control of your life with the help of ComfySole.
