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The anatomy of your foot

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Under pressure. Common foot problems. Keeping your feet strong on the inside. Keeping your feet healthy on the outside. Choosing . the right shoes for your feet. Foot Foes. Wear & tear bad shoes = .

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The anatomy of your foot






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Slide1
Slide2

The anatomy of your footSlide3

Under pressure

Common foot problems

Keeping your feet strong on the inside

Keeping your feet healthy on the outside

Choosing

the right shoes for your feetSlide4

Foot FoesSlide5

Wear & tear + bad shoes =

 Slide6

Tootsie TroubleSlide7

See a doctor early if diabeticSlide8

Foot Funk

Brainstuff

– Why do feet stink?Slide9

Taming the funkSlide10

Pretend they’re the pitsSlide11

Let ‘em breatheSlide12

Break

This pun is nothing to sneeze at!Slide13

Work it out Slide14

Climbing the wallsSlide15

What percentage of NBA players get regular pedicures?

90%

Source – Freakonomics RadioSlide16

Cheap At home

pedi

for

Anyone and everyoneSlide17

Best practices for diabetes

HEALTH MINUTE: DIABETES FOOT CARE Slide18

BreakSlide19

Shoes – start with your feetSlide20

Buying The right shoesSlide21

What not to wearSlide22

A history of high HeelsSlide23

Questions?

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