Foot Arch Pain And How To Relieve It Is Explained In A Short Video

TOPEKA, Kan. - July 31, 2014 - PRLog -- A leading expert in holistic alternatives has created a website that gives visitors an understanding of what causes pain in the arch of the foot and what can be done to relieve this pain. A short video helps to visualize the problem and some possible solutions.

The owner of the site has been a student of holistic alternatives to relieve body pain and discomfort for many years and wants to share her insights through her new website, www.footarchpain.net.

The site owner believes there are many things we each can all do to eliminate or decrease pain in the arches of our feet. She stresses the importance of education and learning about both the anatomy and proper movement of the foot. The short video mentioned previously seeks to provide some of that education.

Visitors to the site will learn about how the foot is structured. She states that the foot is designed to hold the weight of your body AND to move you around. In order to do this it must have a great deal of both strength and flexibility.” She then goes on to explain how placing our feet in shoes much of our lives works against developing the needed strength and flexibility, creating what she refers to as “foot break down.” She then suggest that we examine our own feet and see where we may have trouble with movement and then use that knowledge to begin working with our feet to establish pain free movement.

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

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