Proper Posture Starts From The Ground Up
Postural Insoles are designed to correct overall body posture by strengthening the arch of the feet. They target specialized sensory receptors in the skin of your feet to improve balance and muscle tone.
Step 1
Sensory feedback from your feet is sent to your brain.
Step 2
Your brain uses this information for accuracy of movement.
Step 3
Your motor cortex executes the commands while conserving energy.
Results in Blood Pressure
Clinically Proven To Make A Difference In Only 4 minutes. Therapeutic insoles are designed to enhance your well-being by increasing grip strength by 15%, reducing blood pressure by 7.58%, and improving shooting accuracy. Experience the multifaceted benefits for a healthier, more balanced you!
Reduced Heart Rate
A rapid heartbeat is an indicator of stress. As it decelerates, you'll experience a significant increase in calmness
Increased Grip Strength
A stronger grip contributes to better performance in sports and physical activities.
Shooting Accuracy
Improving precision, boosting performance, ensuring safety, and increasing the likelihood of success in their respective fields.
Reduced Blood Pressure
Closely linked to longevity, promoting a healthier heart, decreasing the risk of chronic diseases, and contributing to a longer, healthier life.
Your Feet And Posture
- Poor posture places additional strain on muscles as they work harder to counteract gravity when alignment is compromised.
- Incorrect posture elevates the chances of experiencing back pain, nerve compression, and herniated discs because it disrupts the spine's natural curvature and balance.
- Improper posture accelerates the wear and tear on joints, as they are not functioning according to their intended design.
- Bad posture can trigger the production of stress hormones and inflammation, compounding the effects of the aforementioned factors.
Read All The Research
From a clinical point of view, the application of additional tactile cues may have therapeutic benefits in relation to fall prevention or to improve specific types of chronic pain. Read More
Here we confirm earlier studies that indicated that stimulation of plantar cutaneous mechanoreceptors can lead to postural responses.
We investigated whether the tactile information from the main supporting areas of the foot is used by the brain for perceptual purposes, namely body posture awareness and body representation in space.