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FLAT FEET

Please first read, “The Real Cause…The Real Cure” on the Home page.

There are three natural arches in the foot. The arch that we will be discussing, and the arch that is commonly referred to by doctors and podiatrists, is called the medial arch. Flat feet is the diagnosis given when the medial arch is no longer apparent and the foot cannot function properly. With flat feet, the arch cannot perform its function as a shock absorber. And, the arch in the foot functions not only as a shock absorber for the foot but for the entire body.

If left untreated, flat feet can cause constant pain in the foot, knee, hip, and lower back. For the solution to flat feet, please see the book: Foot Pain Breakthrough