New Insoles Reduce The Heels Of High Heels.

Martha, the biggest clothing retailer in the UK, has introduced a new invented insole to make women feel comfortable when they wear high heels.

Transfer force increases stability. The design of this insole made by designers of Martha stores makes women no longer have to face the choice of "fashion or comfort".

This insole can pfer the force on the sole of the foot to the heel. This design can make the heeled shoes feel that the heel is not so high.

In the heel and foot arches, the designer also added some inserts to increase the stability of the feet and prevent the feet from sliding forward when they wear shoes.

These inserts can enhance comfort and make women wearing high-heeled shoes more graceful and prevent their toes from being squeezed.

This spring, 35 new high heeled shoes used by Martha department store will use this unique technology. These shoes are all over 4 centimeters high.

The best thing is that the "solo insole" invented by the flat shoe is the world-famous foot doctor Howard Dannaberg.

Danner and Berg said that if a woman wore high heels with a height of 2 inches, the strength of her forefoot part would be 64% higher than that of wearing heels.

If the heel height is more than 2 inches, the force of the front foot will be increased by 25%.

If the new shoe pad is added to the high-heeled shoes, the force of the forefoot part is only 22% higher than that of the flat shoe.

Gary Trina, a famous orthopedic therapist and acupuncturist, has been treating many famous stars, such as Gwyneth Petro, Judy Law, Paul Macartney and Emma Thompson.

Cui Na said: "the ideal shoes are flat shoes, completely without heels, or with a height of not more than half an inch."

In the face of the popularity of high-heeled shoes, Cui admits that "painless insole" is a good choice.

"It is a great progress to shift the force from the foot to the back of the foot, which makes the wearer's center of gravity more stable."

High heel shoes cause many diseases. Cui Na said that because women love high heels, the proportion of women with arthritis is twice as high as that of men.

"Wearing high-heeled shoes for a long time can lead to inflammation of the toes, shortening of the Achilles tendon, cocoon of the sole of the foot, back pain and arthritis of the knee."

The most serious consequence of high-heeled shoes is compression fractures.

Health experts even worry that excessive reliance on high-heeled shoes may lead to infertility.

In 1998, American scholars first linked high heeled shoes with knee osteoarthritis.

Because of wearing high-heeled shoes, some patients' knee cartilage can not bear pressure and has symptoms of pain.