Treat your job as a Sport
Remember your glory days when you spent hours upon hours playing ball with your friends or on a team representing your school?
Laser Therapy: An Elegant Weapon
With the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars enthusiasts are flocking to stores to purchase the new type of light saber that will be featured in the movie.
Do you stand all day at your job?
When your job requires you to stand on your feet for 8 or more hours a day, your day is filled with challenges. This is especially for those that work in a factory setting, like at Toyota, or in a hospital setting, teachers, etc.
Heel pain? Don’t let it sideline you!
As you may have heard, it was a downer weekend for two well-known NFL players who are suffering from foot injuries.
Five-Star Fungal Rating: Why Hotels And Bare Feet Don’t Mix
When thinking about hotel cleanliness, most travelers focus on avoiding bringing bed bugs back home with them, but there is another unwelcome guest who could also be lurking in your hotel room: foot fungus.
Famously, or infamously, insured feet!
Buying insurance for the possessions we value most is common practice for those of us who want to protect our most important assets, but how many of us value our own feet enough to take out a policy on them?
The Cute, The Cool, And The Ugly: Fast Foot Facts
Ever wondered how your shoe size measures up to the national average of shoes sold in department stores?
Top 3 Cheapest Ways Factory Workers Can Make Their Feet Feel Better
There’s no question that factory work is physically exhausting, and extended periods of time spent on your feet in steel-toe boots take their toll.
Your Shoes Could Make You Sick…Here’s Why
Whether you like it or not, bacteria is everywhere and usually in massive numbers.
It’s important to understand what the biggest transporters of bacteria are, as well learning to take measures to prevent acquiring and spreading bacteria.Get the Facts: Debunked Myths About Bunions
Bunions are progressive foot deformities that are fairly recognizable once they get going. The tell-tale sign is a big toe that starts leaning out toward the little toes.