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Foot posture, flat feet and how it affects the maxilla and mandible

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(@fluffycutecat)
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There’s a video on the Orthotropics youtube channel where Mike Mew talks about how not having good foot posture can affect chewing, and the face in general.

I have noticed that my flat feet turns my knees inward, which also seems to affect the hips. The hips affect the back. The back affects the neck, and the neck affects the face. Just flat feet seems to cause the whole skeleton to be out of alignment.

Unfortunately, there is nothing that improve flat feet apart from surgery apparently. But since babies are all born with flat feet, and disappear as the baby grows, I think there must be some sort of way to treat flat feet?


 
Posted : 16/11/2020 5:27 pm
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Posted by: @fluffycutecat

There’s a video on the Orthotropics youtube channel where Mike Mew talks about how not having good foot posture can affect chewing, and the face in general.

I have noticed that my flat feet turns my knees inward, which also seems to affect the hips. The hips affect the back. The back affects the neck, and the neck affects the face. Just flat feet seems to cause the whole skeleton to be out of alignment.

Unfortunately, there is nothing that improve flat feet apart from surgery apparently. But since babies are all born with flat feet, and disappear as the baby grows, I think there must be some sort of way to treat flat feet?

YES there is, check out chong xie and hyperarch on yt


 
Posted : 18/12/2020 11:35 pm

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