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Relief Back Pain With Our Arch Supports | Good Feet Australia





http://www.goodfeet.com.au/

Back Pain
 


Making up only 2% of the body, our feet balance and support the other 98%. So, it’s no surprise that structural imbalances in the foot can cause strain on the muscles from the ground up. Lower back pain is second only to the common cold as a cause of lost days at work.

https://www.goodfeet.com.au/pain-relief/back-pain
Our arch supports offer back pain relief by helping to evenly distribute your body's weight, alleviating pain and pressure from your back. So, it’s no surprise that structural imbalances in the foot can cause strain on the muscles from the ground up. Lower Back pain is second only to the common cold as a cause of lost days at work.

Symptoms

While many people may experience the occasional dull ache or tightness after standing or sitting for long periods of time, others experience the chronic sharp nagging pain of sciatica. And, muscle spasms in the back may come on suddenly making it difficult to stand upright.

Our Pain Relief Solutions

Good Feet arch supports are designed to help stabilize the foundation of the body – your feet. When the arches in the foot are aligned with a properly fitted arch support, the skeletal system is in better alignment and body balance may improve – reducing pressure on the sciatic nerve and undue stress on muscles through the legs into the lower back.
The mission was to help people who – like the company's founders – suffered tremendous foot and Lower Back pain that diminished their quality of life. Soon after, Good Feet stores began opening in cities across the U.S. Today, the Good Feet system encompasses over 100 individually owned and operated stores throughout the world.

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