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Bunions originated in England! with pointy shoes

Fashion for pointy shoes unleashed plague of bunions in medieval Britain Researchers analysing skeletal remains in the city of Cambridge find a dramatic increase in 'hallux valgus' around the time that pointed shoes became de rigueur in the 1300s. They also uncover a link between this minor deformity and increased risk of fractures.

Did you check out Tina's results! Fixing bunions without surgery is possible!

“You can only align bunions with surgery.”
This is a myth that podiatrists tell you so you pay them thousands for an operation.
These are the results from one of our clients after just 30 minutes of use.

Myths about bunions

Busting myths about bunions: How new procedure can make a difference With the amount of steps the average adult takes in their lives, it's not surprising that many will develop foot pain and bunions. Doctors are now developing a new procedure to treat those bunions.

How to treat Bunions

Bunions: Causes and Treatment | HealthNews Bunions cause pain and swelling of the foot; they can be treated conservatively or by bunion surgery (bunionectomy) to realign the bones and reduce pain.

This article is great for bunion pain.

How to keep the dreaded bunion pain at bay Bunions are bony lumps that form on the side of the feet. Surgery is the only way to get rid of them, but there are things you can do to ease any pain