by Nicolas Ivanoff | Feb 21, 2019 | Chiropody, Podiatry
Your feet support your entire body weight, so it isn’t surprising that even kids can experience foot problems from an early age. Left untreated, these issues can return in later life and lead to further complications. Estimates suggest that foot problems affect 75% to...
by Nicolas Ivanoff | Jan 28, 2019 | Podiatry
When you take a step, it’s perfectly natural for your foot to roll inwards slightly. The movement even has a special name: pronation. It occurs when your weight is being transferred from your heel to the front of your foot, temporarily flattening your arch. However,...
by Nicolas Ivanoff | Jan 14, 2019 | Podiatry
Being one of the few forms of exercise that is free, simple and relatively easy to do, The College of Podiatry recommends walking as a natural way to stay fit and healthy. Just walking an extra 20 minutes a day will burn more than 3kg of body fat per year, as well as...
by Nicolas Ivanoff | Dec 31, 2018 | Podiatry, Toenail Surgery
Every year an increasing number of people enjoy winter sports holidays, so it’s inevitable that we see more patients with related injuries seeking professional medical help. A French market research company found there are 1.5 million Brits geared up for at least one...
by Nicolas Ivanoff | Nov 27, 2017 | Podiatry
For professionals and amateurs alike, foot health plays a massive part in sporting success. In our everyday lives, our feet work hard to support and stabilise our movements, so it’s no surprise that sportsmen and women – those more active among us – can find...
by Nicolas Ivanoff | Jan 23, 2017 | Podiatry
Feet are one of the most neglected yet hardest-working parts of the body. You’ll walk around 150,000 miles during your lifetime, according to The College of Podiatry. Living and working in a fast-paced city like London only increases the strain on your feet. Hidden...
