How to Soothe Tired Feet
Your feet take a battering every day – walking, running for the bus, standing on the train or exercising. Sitting causes problems as well, as this leads to poor circulation and muscle atrophy (wasting of muscle tissue). Whatever you do each day you can’t avoid...
How to Deal with Leg Cramps
Sudden cramping in your feet or legs is painful and disconcerting. It’s caused by the leg muscle contracting suddenly and sharply. This may last a few seconds or several minutes. Your toes may also curl a little during the contraction, or you may notice your calf...
Nordic Walking: Exercise for the Whole Body
Walking is the easiest way to exercise. We do it naturally and it uses all the muscles, ligaments and joints of the lower body, from the waist down. It’s also good for cardiovascular health and our general well-being, and we all need a bit of that. However, a regular...
Can the Menopause Cause Foot Problems?
Foot problems can affect anyone, male or female, young or old. However, it’s women that most commonly have issues with their feet. There are several reasons for this, but a dominant factor is the onset of menopause. This generally occurs between the ages of 45 and 55,...