Plantar Fasciitis? How to Choose the Best Insoles

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[marilember]

I cured my plantar fasciitis by changing my diet, cutting out inflammation causing foods. It's quite sad how little this is talked about that most health issues come from diet.

[Babyasmr]

Literally just left this video and purchased sum tread labs. standing on my feet almost 60hrs a week at Amazon while 20weeks pregnant and I feel cripple after work medium arch so I will come back and let u guys know I need a miracle ❤️

[musicantd]

My impression is that Superfeet are pretty good inserts and I have several pair. I also have 4 sets of custom designed (by a podiatrist) inserts, which I got after foot surgery on one foot (which had two Morton's neuromas) ~20 years ago. FYI, PF is almost always treated right off the bat by doing calf stretching exercises on a regular basis.

[kristfur]

I use a calf stretcher for my plantar fasciitis. For me, that's the only real way to get it under control.

[MorrisChannel]

Thanks for the video. Im starting to think 70% of the insoles on the market are crap and dont provide enough. Great arch support, bad heel support/ great heel support, bad toe support etc...

[pgreenx]

Why do you like Treadlabs better than say Superset or Sole and do you receive any form of compensation from tread labs?

[greer]

My pain used to be more plantar fasciitis now it's more metatarsal pain- I've used superfeet for years- now I'm ready for a change

[curlyhairdudeify]

I use Airplus plantar fasciitis insoles from Walmart at $8.88. and they work.

[ahm]

If you are a diabetic prone to foot ulcers, the antimicrobial shoe insole called PodoPhylus worked well for my sister's wound.

[commando]

This was a well made informative video! Good job, Tim!!!

[tommyd]

For my Job I most walk a lot inside a warehouse, or stand for hours. I used some "arch support" and it was the worst! So went and got some Dr Scholl's inserts memory foam and was better

[sacmonk]

I suffered from plantar fasciitis for around 3 years. I tried stretching, night sprint and ice for around 2 years without much relief. After that, I tried a steroid injection as advised by a renowned doctor but after 6-month more intense pain returned. One of the doctors advised me to reduce weight and wear a “doctor extra soft slipper”. As I can’t wear slipper to the office, I bought a pair of gel nimbus as advice over the blogs. **And surprisingly, the pain was gone within 10 days of the use of gel nimbus and doctor slippers. **I just made sure to wear either the show or slippers and never walked barefoot. Gel nimbus 22 was expensive but worth each penny, but not sure about latest nimbus versions.

[ryanarcelgalendez]

This is an underrated video. All this time I thought the only way to cure these heel pains is to get a custom expensive insole. Thanks for letting me know that there's a cheaper option.

[ravenharvill]

So this seemed like an ad for treadlabs. I have a high arch and my plantar Fasciitis mainly hurts in my arch. I want to go buy a good pair of walking shoes, but need a bit more direction as what might work best for my problem.

[mrburns]

my heels just hurt.. right in the center of the heel. I don't think that's PF. It just feels like all my weight is on the heel from my high arch

[dorg]

how's Dr. Scholl's Heavy Duty Support Pain Relief Orthotics, Designed for Men over 200lbs ?

[nellygarcia]

Great video! Precise, quick to the point! Thank you Tim!

[disneyworlddreamer]

MY feet do need pillow like softness. I like yoga mat insoles because they provide cushion and rebound support. I also under probate which is opposite of what most peoples feet do so many inserts do not work well for me. Also since I'm a true 10.5 and most womens shoes only come in half sizes up to 9.5 and then go from 10 to 11 the arch tends to be in the wrong spit.

[highonsmog]

Is there a solution for 2 problems. Plantar fasciitis and metatarsal pain. Do I get a thick padded rigid insert, along with a motion control shoe? Or, is there a better solution?

[b_____d]

Nice! Unfortunately, we don't have Threadlabs in my country. Do you have any other recommendations?