NANO ENERGY ORTHOTIC INSOLES
INSTRUCTIONS
NANO Orthotic insoles are guaranteed
to get you back on your feet—pain free! Good condition of health!
Most of people maybe familiar with our traditional orthotic insoles,
with the rapid development of technology, the new orthotic insoles-NANO ENERGY orthotic insoles
are coming into our life¡.
What is the difference between the traditional one and
new NANO energy orthotic insoles?
The
below is function for the traditional orthotic insoles:
l Aligns
back and shoulders
l Relieves
lower back pain
l Balances
hips for easier movement
l Reduces
stress on knee joints
l Cradles
feet for improved stability
What is the function of New Nano Energy orthotic insoles?
The New Nano energy orthotic insoles not only include all the function
of traditional orthotics, but also has extra six functions, let us to see the
detail six functions:
1. Adjust the arch of foot
It can
make the feet of the 52 bone structure aligned arrangement, and then adjust
frame, reducing the pressure back vertebrae and wear knee-hip section.
2. Adjust the nervous
system
Improving
Irregular arrangement; improve energy and the organs of the body functions.
3. Promote Metabolism
The special nano-materials can release far infrared
light waves, can accelerate blood circulation, promote metabolism, helping to
reduce vascular obstruction, activation of cells, to assist the body of harmful
substances and heavy metals discharged extraneous, and therefore relieve
swelling and pain and sleep quality have a great effect. Reduce pressure, remove fatigue and improve the
quality of sleep
4. Foot Massage:
Foot massage can kidney reflex area, and promote human meridian
circulation, regulating energy and enhance our body, so with the reproduction,
growth and aging have a close relationship.
5. Anion Effect
High unit of negative ions, which can effectively
alleviate the pressure to restore physical fatigue
6. Sterilization Function
Product
Experience
A near-sighted person will see clearly after wearing
eyeglasses immediately.
Likewise, if you have foot problems, you
will feel relaxing immediately after wearing the NANO ENERGY ORTHOTIC INSOLES.
It can adjust your arch of the foot, the frame, and improve the Nervous system.
*Conditioning
of endocrine balance
Endocrine conditioning to achieve an overall balance, boost the immune
system, active turn the gas.
*The
effect of negative ions - the vitamins in the air
*Negative ions have following positive impact on human health
1. Negative ions have the effect of
reducing muscle pain.
2. Negative ions can make acidic
environment to alkaline environment.
3. Negative ions can improve sleep quality and
relax tension.
4. Negative ions can
eliminate free radicals.
*Understanding of nano-materials
1. Nano energy orthotic insoles are produced by Far
infrared material and negative ions, so they
includes many energy function in the orthotic insoles.
2. Nano-materials have a function of natural radiation and release.
3. Nano-materials have a function of Sterilization.
More knowledge about Arch pain:
Arch Pain:
more common than you may think
Foot arch pain is a
common type of foot pain. Its symptoms include pain when getting up in the
morning, and pain during long walks or long periods of standing. Arch pain in
the morning is due to the ligaments under the foot known as the Plantar Fascia
becoming contracted and tight as you sleep through the night. When getting up
and walking in the morning, the fascia is still tight and prone to irritation
when stretched. When walking or standing for long periods, the plantar fascia becomes
inflamed and painful.
The
most common cause of arch pain is Plantar Fasciitis. Plantar Fasciitis is Latin
for inflammation of the Plantar Fascia - the fibrous band of tissue that
connects the heel bone to the toes. Someone with arch pain usually has
inflammation of the tissues within the mid-foot. The arch of the foot is formed
by the Plantar Fascia, which tighten and relax during the different phases of
gait. The plantar fascia plays an important role in proper foot mechanics and
transfer of weight from the heel to the toes. When inflamed, even simple
movements can be quite painful.
Plantar
Fasciitis is caused by over-stretching of the Plantar Fascia. Repeated strain
can cause tiny tears in the ligament. These can lead to inflammation,
irritation, pain and swelling. Arch pain is more likely to happen when:
·
your feet roll inward
too much (over-pronation)
·
you walk, stand, or run
for long periods of time, especially on hard surfaces
·
you are overweight
·
you have tight Achilles
tendons and/or calf muscles
Treatment solutions for Arch Pain (Plantar Fasciitis)
Medical studies on foot pain found that a combination of stretching
exercises and wearing standard, off-the-shelf orthotic insoles is the most
effective way of dealing with arch pain. This treatment regime is also very
effective for the treatment of heel pain.
SHEENZI
podiatry orthotic insoles are a simple, easy, low-cost solution to arch pain.
The powerful combination of support and cushioning provides relief to arch
pain, as well as many other foot and lower body ailments.
Additionally,
realignment of the feet and ankles also helps to improve you body posture and
can assist with the treatment of knee and lower back pain.
SHEENZI are podiatrist-designed orthotic insoles that prevent
over-pronation and support the arches. Our arch supports help release the
tension on the Plantar Fascia, thereby treating the cause of Plantar Fasciitis
and arch pain. At the same time, stretching of the Achilles tendon, calf muscles and hamstrings creates a lot more flexibility during
walking and takes the stress out of the Plantar Fascia. The hamstrings, calf
muscles, Achilles tendon and Plantar Fascia
all work together during gait, so tightness in one area often causes problems
in another area.
Cavus
Foot (High-Arched Foot)
What is Cavus Foot?
Cavus foot is a condition in which the foot
has a very high arch. Because of this high arch, an excessive amount of weight
is placed on the ball and heel of the foot when walking or standing. Cavus foot
can lead to a variety of signs and symptoms, such as pain and instability. It
can develop at any age, and can occur in one or both feet.
Causes
Cavus
foot is often caused by a neurologic disorder or other medical condition such
as cerebral palsy, Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease, spina bifida, polio, muscular
dystrophy, or stroke. In other cases of cavus foot, the high arch may represent
an inherited structural abnormality.
An
accurate diagnosis is important because the underlying cause of cavus foot
largely determines its future course. If the high arch is due to a neurologic
disorder or other medical condition, it is likely to progressively worsen. On
the other hand, cases of cavus foot that do not result from neurologic
disorders usually do not change in appearance.
Symptoms
The arch of a cavus foot
will appear high even when standing. In addition, one or more of the following
symptoms may be present:
- Hammertoes (bent
toes) or claw toes (toes clenched like a fist)
- Calluses on the
ball, side, or heel of the foot
- Pain when
standing or walking
- An unstable foot
due to the heel tilting inward, which can lead to ankle sprains
Some
people with cavus foot may also experience foot drop, a weakness of the muscles
in the foot and ankle that results in dragging the foot when taking a step.
Foot drop is usually a sign of an underlying neurologic condition.
Diagnosis
Diagnosis
of cavus foot includes a review of the patient¡¯s family history. The foot and
ankle surgeon examines the foot, looking for a high arch and possible calluses,
hammertoes, and claw toes. The foot is tested for muscle strength, and the
patient¡¯s walking pattern and coordination are observed. If a neurologic
condition appears to be present, the entire limb may be examined. The surgeon
may also study the pattern of wear on the patient's shoes.
X-rays
are sometimes ordered to further assess the condition. In addition, the surgeon
may refer the patient to a neurologist for a complete neurologic evaluation.
Non-Surgical
Treatment
Non-surgical
treatment of cavus foot may include one or more of the following options:
- Orthotic devices.
Custom orthotic devices that fit into the shoe can be beneficial because
they provide stability and cushioning to the foot.
- Shoe
modifications. High-topped shoes support the ankle,
and shoes with heels a little wider on the bottom add stability.
- Bracing. The
surgeon may recommend a brace to help keep the foot and ankle stable.
Bracing is also useful in managing foot drop.
Take the Wet Test: Learn Your Foot Type
A simple wet test can tell you if you have flat or high arches,
and how to orthotic your feet.
There are three basic foot types, each based on the height of
your arches. The quickest and easiest way to determine your foot type is by
taking the "wet test," below.
1) Pour a thin layer of water into a shallow pan
2) Wet the sole of your foot.
3) Step onto a shopping bag or a blank piece of heavy paper.
4) Step off and look down
Observe the shape of your foot and match it with one of the foot
types at the bottom of the page. Although other variables (such as your weight,
biomechanics, weekly mileage, and fit preferences) come into play, knowing your
foot type is the first step toward finding the right shoe for you.
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