Footwear Affects Overall Health
Posted by Dr. James Lin on 11/21/2018 to
Health & Footwear
I am Dr. James Lin, Director of LECOM Institute for Successful Aging, Clinical professor of Internal Medicine and Geriatric Medicine. I am also founder and president of Oasis Footwear. I would like to share with you a simple strategy for making ourselves great again – a way to begin restoring our health. By means of an active lifestyle, we can regain control of our lives while reducing, or even, eliminating the debilitating effects of chronic illness.
Diabetic Shoes? What's that?
Posted by Barry on 6/29/2018 to
Health & Footwear
When selecting a new pair of diabetic shoes, there are some specific features to look for. It may not be immediately apparent if a particular style fulfills the needs of diabetics but there are some basic guidelines that simplify the selection process.
The 5 Biggest Benefits of Orthopedic Shoes
Posted by Seth on 6/15/2018 to
Shoe Comfort
Once upon a time, orthopedic shoes were far from the most desirable footwear on the market. Luckily, those days are now long gone - and today’s orthopedic footwear options are comfortable, stylish, and supportive like never before.
That’s why more and more wearers are now choosing orthopedic footwear for their everyday walkers, and the benefits show themselves in many, many ways. Here’s a look at just why orthopedic shoes may be the best option for those seeking style, comfort, and an improved shoe for more comfortable and supportive daily use.
Smelly Feet and How to Avoid Them
Posted by Stanley G. on 6/30/2014 to
Health & Footwear
Following a few simple rules can help minimize the problem of smelly feet.
Avoiding Foot Ulcers
Posted by Franklin on 1/17/2014 to
Health & Footwear
By some estimates as many as 25 percent of diabetic patients develop foot ulcers. These ulcers are open sores or wounds, most commonly on the bottom of the foot. Reduced nerve sensation, poor blood circulation, and fluctuations in blood sugar can make foot ulcers difficult to heal.
An ulcer may start small but, left unattended, can quickly develop into a medical emergency. There are simple precautions diabetics can take to avoid ulcers.