Obesity: The Foot Alignment Connection

December 22, 2016
By: GraMedica Team

Obesity is one of the world’s most rapidly growing conditions. Even in our age of medical advancements, over 35% of the adults in the United States alone are considered to be obese. The only way to prevent this destructive chronic disorder is to take back control over our bodies. We know that diet and exercise help to put us on the correct path to a healthier lifestyle, but for some this may be easier said than done. Sometimes, to find an effective solution, we must look at the problem from a different angle. The e-book below is written to the millions of people who are looking to win the “battle of the bulge”.

+ Are you or a loved one fighting an up-hill battle with weight gain?

+ Does it hurt when you exercise or try to be physically active?

+ Do you have chronic pain in your back, hips, knees or feet?

+ Are you having trouble exercising due to joint pain?

+ Have you found dieting alone is not helping you lose weight?

+ Are you worried about how long-term medical issues associated with weight gain are going to affect you in the long run?

If you answered yes to any of these questions, the e-book below will explain how flat or misaligned feet may be impacting your ability to effectively lose weight.

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