Acute to Chronic Plantar Fasciitis?
A Self-Managed Treatment Plan for a Permanent Cure
Pain for over 3 weeks? Then it is Acute. If not treated early and correctly, Plantar fasciitis can become a lifelong condition. Over 15 years and 10,000+ patients, we collated the largest database of patient cases in Australia. Our biomechanist podiatrists studied gait and lifestyles of hundreds of cases. This study identified a previously unknown abnormality in heel function (gait) in over 90% of patients. This was a breakthrough in identifying the real cause of this chronic ailment. From our patient evidence and research, we now believe there is only one method of treatment for a permanent cure.
When we walk, stand or run, the Calcaneus (heel bone) strikes the ground first. As we propel forward, the Calcaneus rolls in slightly, and the arch joints unlock, allowing the foot to push off the toes. But if the heel rolls in too far (deviates), the arch bones remain unlocked and no longer fully support body weight. This results in excessive load on the inelastic plantar fascia. Over time, fascia becomes inflamed and finally develops a micro-fibre tear.
Treating Symptoms
Plantar fasciitis is the most misunderstood and poorly treated ailment by medical practitioners in history. No proven medical evidence supports the benefits of today’s standard treatments (See below). Stretching, rolling, lifting, and massaging torn, inflamed tissue aggravate and prevent healing. Fascia is an inelastic fibre, not a ligament, tendon or muscle.
Rolling feet over ice bottles or cans
Calf muscle step stretches
Massaging the arch
Arch support orthotics
Pulling toes back
Soft, flat, flexible shoes
Shockwave therapy
Cortisone injections
What is the Kraedl Plan?
Plantar fasciitis is a daily pain cycle. It commences first thing as we stand and walk to the bathroom. With that movement forward, pain can range from mild to extreme. Any overnight healing is undone. At that time, soft tissue and fascia is medically cold and contracted. As we warm up, pain appears to ease, but by the end of the day inflammation and pain can increase to severe. We go to bed, and the pain cycle starts over again. Intensity gradually increases over weeks, months and sometimes years.
With our help and the Self-Managed Treatment Plan, you can break the daily cycle and progress to a full and permanent cure.
To break the daily cycle, firstly, feet have to be supported daily. To achieve this, we designed and created a totally new, unique form of Insole (Kraedls ICD). These Kraedl Heel Supports replace standard arch-based orthotics. Proven over many years to be counterproductive for Plantar fasciitis due to the force upwards into the arch. This is a heel function issue, not an arch problem.
A scientifically angled parabolic curve was created inside the heel cup. This cupping effect prevents the Calcaneus (heel bone) from excessive inward rolling. Permitting the foot arch to function as a self-supporting structure. In addition, a deep channel running from heel to toe is incorporated, taking further tension off the fascia. The foot structure now naturally fully supports body weight.
After introducing Kraedsl ICD Heel Supports for acute and chronic sufferers, a strict Daily Routine Program was also added. Up to COVID, we had successfully treated thousands of patients clinically. But it became obviously clear the only cases that could be treated had to travel, incurring significant time and cost. The decision was made to close our four Clinics.
We introduced the Home Management Plan, making it available to every sufferer regardless of geographic location. This provided considerable savings and more immediate relief. Using our experience, the Home Management program is easy to follow and knowing the source of pain helps ease frustration.
Kraedls are comfortable, light, semi-flexible, self-moulding foam. The longer you wear them, the more support they provide. A unique feature. Kraedls are designed to fit all daily footwear styles for men and women. Each pair of Kraedl Heel Supports is individually modified from information provided at the time of Order. The 3 Stages of Plantar fasciitis.
1-3 weeks: Early Onset
1-6 months of Continuous Pain, Acute.
6 -12 months + Acute to Chronic. Lifestyle-changing.
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