The Aging Foot

3 months ago

As we age there are certain changes that occur in the foot including:

1. Joint health
2. Muscle strength
3. Fascia changes
4. Nerve health
5. Skin integrity
6. Circulatory changes

For virtual consultations visit www.thefunctionalfootdoc.com

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