Have you heard about podotherapy yet? It is a holistic concept in which, after an exact anamneses and examination, a very precised analysis of your body, especially of your feet and legs will be made.
The secret behind it is a very soft correction, called the "proprioceptive insoles", which support a physiological roll over. More precisely are muscles, influenced by proprioceptive stimulation how muscle tension within the feet ascending into the whole body can be regulated. In podotherapy the feet are always seen in interaction with the whole body and vice versa, as we already know that everything in the human body is correlating, always. This is how this concept works and how one can treat, not only the symptoms, but as well the cause of the problem.
Podotherapy is much used with foot deformities, as well as dysfunctions in the mechanical axis of the legs. I have a lot of positive outcomes with patients who suffer from pelvic dysfuncions or ascending as well as descending vertebrae dysfunction, right until craniomandibular dysfunctions. It is also a good thing for patients suffering from scoliosis.
Podotherapy has to become more popular as it evidently does reduce peoples pain, helps correct dysfunctions in any part of the body and so on. The thing, that it is so specifically adjusted to every individual doesn't force the body out of a position, it obviously needs to compensate something. No, it helps the body out of the compensation, working on the cause. Furthermore it can be used preventively, supporting the body to stay in balance and to regulate its retension all by itself.