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If You Want Proof That You Can Treat The Alignment Of Your Bunion Without Surgery Then Read This!

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Oct 15, 2018 | Bunions, Common Foot Problems

Most people think that surgery is the only treatment when it comes to bunions; however, foot mobilisation is extremely successful. Foot mobilisation helps to address the underlying cause, improving the way that someone stands and walks as well as straightening the big...

Relieving foot cramps

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Jul 16, 2018 | Common Foot Problems, Exercises, General

Cramps are a very common problem that many people suffer from, most often in their feet and legs. A cramp is an involuntary and forcible contraction or shortening of a muscle, which can cause pain and immobility while it is occurring. Although cramps generally don’t...

Check Out this before and after x ray that proves we can straighten your bunion!

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Nov 24, 2017 | Bunions, Case Studies, Common Foot Problems, Uncategorized

Want Proof we can straighten your Bunion? Look at this! The before X ray below is taken from a young man we were treating that was very self-conscious about his bunion. As you can see his bunion is a whopping 34 degrees! (A straight toe is 15). When we started...

More Proof we can straighten your Bunion? Look at this!

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Oct 6, 2017 | Bunions, Case Studies, Common Foot Problems, Uncategorized

The before X ray below is taken from a working Mum named Paula who came to see us in regards to her bunion. She was concerned that she would have to consider surgery in the future and had heard bad reports from friends and family. Up on assessment we sent for a weight...

Want Proof we can straighten your Bunion? Look at this!

by Daniel Fitzpatrick | Oct 6, 2017 | Bunions, Common Foot Problems, Uncategorized

Want Proof we can straighten your Bunion? Look at this! The before X ray below is taken from a young man we were treating that was very self-conscious about his bunion. As you can see his bunion is a whopping 34 degrees! (A straight toe is 15). When we started...