A Short Video Explains the Best Ways to Relieve Pain in the Ball of the Foot

TOPEKA, Kan. - July 17, 2014 - PRLog -- A website has been created by a leading expert in holistic alternatives that gives visitors the best advice for relieving pain in the ball of the foot. The website offers a clear and understandable explanation of what causes foot pain and how to relieve it.

The owner of the site has been a student of holistic treatments for body pain and discomfort for many years and wants to share her insights via this comprehensive and informative website, www.paininballoffoot.com.

The site owner believes there are things we can all do to decrease and eliminate pain in the ball of the foot and other foot problems. She claims that the first thing needed is an education about the foot. A short video offered at this site seeks to provide some of that education.

Visitors to the site will learn about how the foot functions and what causes foot pain. She states, “It is important to understand that because the foot is meant to be both a stabilizer and a mover, the structures of the foot need to be both strong and flexible—especially in the arch of the foot. The ball of the foot is connected to the heel of the foot through this wonderful arch structure. Through this arch run some very powerful ligaments and muscles. If those ligaments and muscles are stuck in rigidity, they can pull on the bones in the ball of the foot and create a great deal of pain.”

The site is designed to provide a basic understanding of the foot and to generate interest in a free video that the author offers to visitors who want to understand more about their feet and how to prevent foot pain such as foot cramps, pain in the ball of the foot, and bunion pain. To receive the free video, visitors are requested to enter their first name and email address into the form that is embedded on the right-hand side of the website’s home page. Once they have done this, they will receive the informative and completely free video that explains how to relieve pain in the foot.

More information is available at www.paininballoffoot.com or by contacting the author using the embedded form on the website’s “Contact Us” page.