Apache Moccasins
Save Yourself From the Pain!
Apache moccasins. If you are wearing apache moccasins or any other mocs, you are smarter than the average citizen. Allow me to explain.
Shoes are designed to curl upward at the toes. And heels on shoes push your foot downward and forward.
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Are you standing in a hole?
If you combine the curling up affect of shoes at the toes, with the force of the body weight onto the ball of the foot from a heel on the shoe (even just one inch higher in the back), forcing your foot downward and forward, you have unnatural forces pushing together at the ball of your foot.
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Since I don't actually sell moccasins or slippers, and a number of individuals were asking for them, I searched and found a company who carries a nice, broad selection.
And, just to be sure I felt comfortable sending my visitors to them, I ordered a pair myself. I was quite impressed. I received them just as they said. I paid no shipping, (no return shipping, if I had have wanted to return them), and no sales tax. Also, they offered me a 60 day return policy.
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When you wear enhanced moccasins, your foot gets to sit naturally without either of the unnatural forces on the balls of your feet.
This force is often a cause of calluses and blisters on the balls of your feet. Or even bunions on the side of your foot.
Each of these issues are serious enough, however, if you are diabetic they can cause extreme complications for you.
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How balanced are you?
In a shoe, because your toes cannot function naturally, you lose the push off provided by your toes.
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Your toes really do make a difference!
When you walk naturally, your big toe carries 50% of your body weight at push off. Therefore, if your toes are not able to function, the push off is moved back to the ball of your foot. This puts undue stress on the balls of your feet.
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