Diabetes has already reached global epidemic proportions. Pills aren't the long-term solution and diet alone doesn't work. The missing piece is exercise. But what if you hurt when you walk? Read this presentation to find the answer.
3. That’s right, the more you weigh, the
more likely you are to become
diabetic.
4. Diabetes is a major global epidemic.
Every year millions of the world’s
population is diagnosed as having
high blood sugar levels.
5. Key diabetes facts and figures:
Every day
5000 people are diagnosed with diabetes
$670 million is spent on diabetic related conditions
280 lives are lost due to diabetic complications
200 limbs are amputated because of diabetes
There are 380 million diabetics worldwide
Estimated to grow to 550 million by 2030
6. The questions is:
Why is it that even with all of our
greatest medical advances this
disease is so out of control?
7. Pills or shots aren’t the answer. Yes,
they can help reduce the level of
sugar in the blood, but they are not
fixing the problem.
8. Note: there are side-effects from
every medicine you put in your body.
The longer you take that medicine,
the more side-effects you’ll get.
9. Obviously, medicine is a part of the
treatment but it is not the best long-
term solution.
10. The goal of any treatment should be
focused on reducing or eliminating
the cause, not just covering up the
effects.
11. If the focus is only on the effects or
symptoms without addressing the
underlying cause then the effects or
symptoms will continue to get worse.
12. That’s exactly what we see over the
decades of someone with diabetes. It
doesn’t get better, it gets worse.
51. Some people find that arch supports
help, but unfortunately many people
don’t find the relief they need.
A recent study showed many arch supports
cannot realign the hindfoot bones.
52. Is this the only other option?
Doesn’t look pretty. Yes, that sinus tarsi
space is open again, but this foot is going
to need more surgery to remove the
painful screws and eventually the other
joints are going to become arthritic.
53. There is another option: an internal,
minimally invasive procedure that
involves the insertion of a titanium
stent into the sinus tarsi.
54. The stent, once placed, is designed to be
permanent, yet it can be reversed, unlike
traditional reconstructive surgery.
55. The stent maintains the ankle bone
alignment and allows for the natural
motion to still occur.
56. The success rate of the stent depends
on which one is inserted. The most
successful stent is called HyProCure®.
57. HyProCure® is used by
leading foot and ankle
surgeons in nearly 60
countries. It is time-
tested and evidenced
based. In fact, it is
back by scientific
publications in leading
foot and ankle medical
journals.
58. If you or someone you know is
battling diabetes, foot alignment
could be a major issue.
59. Don’t ignore your foot alignment.
Those misaligned feet could be
affecting your health more than you
know.
60. To learn more please visit:
www.AlignMyFeet.com
and find a foot specialist near you!