Correct Toes™ Toe Spacers

Your feet are your foundation.  What does your foundation look like?  Is it collapsing inward like there is a sinkhole in the middle?  Are your toes curled up like a sidewalk buckling from the roots below?  Would you build your dream home on a foundation like this?  Of course you wouldn’t, because if you did, your home would experience wear and tear much earlier than it had to.  When your toes are spread, you have a wider  foundation to support your whole body.

Your feet are kind of like a bridge in the way that a bridge isn’t supported in the center of the arch (think arch support insole).  Like with the bridge, the ends help support the arch.  Your feet are beautifully designed, and if you give them a chance to do what they were designed to do, there is no need for expensive orthotics or arch supports.

Did you know that 25 percent of the muscles and bones are from the ankle down, but we don’t utilize them all because they are stuffed in stiff narrow shoes?  The feet are dynamic and should be able to mold around stones and the terrain without causing stress on the knees and hips, but since our feet are confined in shoes, they are not able to absorb what is beneath them.  Instead, the whole foot moves as one unit and the ankles, knees and hips suffer.

Several years ago I suffered from Morton’s Neuroma.  Holy Cow, it was painful!  I experienced a shooting pain from the ball of my foot that traveled out my third and fourth toes.  The pain was so severe that it dropped me to my knees.  It was WAY worse than I imagine childbirth being (just kidding. I just wanted to get you fired up for a second).  But it was bad and scared the heck out of me.  Morton’s neuroma may occur in response to irritation, injury or pressure.  My Doctor prescribed orthotics at $200 a pair and said that I would need to get new orthotics every two years.  He also said that orthotics wouldn’t fix the problem; it was more like a crutch that I would have to rely on…forever.  That would amount to around $5000 over the next 47 years. (I know exactly when I’m going to die because an app on the internet told me).  Surgery and injections were another option.  No thanks.

And then I found Correct Toes™ toe spacers (price $65), which in addition to changing my footwear fixed the issue immediately.  It has also helped with my balance and “rooting” in my Chi Kung practice.  I tried other  toe spacers that were made out of plastic, but I couldn’t wear them in shoes, and it was impossible to walk in them.  You get the most benefit out of toe spacers if you wear them while walking.

Correct Toes, if used properly, will help correct or prevent:

• Bunions
• Corns
• Ingrown toenails
• Heel pain
• Plantar fasciosis
• Neuromas
• Lower leg pain
• Runners knee
• Capsulitis
• Tailors bunions

My Correct Toes™ review:

This is what Northwest Foot and Ankle Clinic has to say about Correct Toes™:

• Correct Toes™ go beyond spacing your toes.  Correct Toes™ is a podiatrist-designed product that places your toes in the correct position in relation to the ground and to one another.
• Dr Ray McClanahan, a podiatric physician, or foot doctor, designed Correct Toes.  Dr McClanahan is an expert in foot anatomy and human physiology.  Correct Toes are clinically tested on hundreds of patients, with outstanding results.
• Correct Toes are different from other toe spacers on the market because they are designed to be worn in shoes during weight bearing activity. You must get shoes with a wide toe box. You can also wear them barefoot or under your socks.
• Correct Toes are constructed with medical grade silicone, which makes them flexible and durable.
• Correct Toes promote balance.  This is incredibly useful in yoga and is helpful in Parkinson’s disease.
• Correct Toes are made in the USA!
• When used according to package instructions, Correct Toes offers customers a method of permanently fixing foot and ankle ailments, without having to resort to custom orthotics ($$-hundreds) or surgery ($$$-thousands). Correct Toes are tremendously reasonably priced alternative.

I recommend the Correct Toes with the Fix Your Feet DVD.  The Fix Your Feet DVD is a Restorative Exercise™ DVD (from the Restorative Exercise™ Institute)that has gentle prescription exercises for planar fasciitis, bunions, hammer toes, neuromas, neuropathy, runner’s feet repair, and shin splints.

Don’t forget to wear shoes that are:

• flexible
• flat
• and have a wide toe box

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