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Smoking and your feet Smoking can have several detrimental effects on foot health. Some potential impacts of smoking on foot health include: Reduced circulation: Smoking damages blood vessels, including those in the feet. This can lead to reduced circulation, as the blood vessels constrict and become...

MLS LASER THERAPY - Information and FAQ’s MLS Laser Therapy Fast, Painless Relief from Pain & Inflammation ✅ What Is MLS Laser Therapy? MLS (Multiwave Locked System) Laser Therapy is a non-invasive, FDA-cleared treatment that uses dual-wavelength laser technology to reduce pain, decrease inflammation, and accelerate healing—without drugs or...

Find your balance. Key facts Work-life balance is about managing the demands of your work or study and your personal life in a way that helps prevent burnout. A good work-life balance means you can be productive at work and have time for yourself and your...

FOOT TIPS FOR IRONMAN CHALLENGE Keep your skin in the best condition as possible. Keep good foot hygiene. Wash them after each training session. Then dry them well. Don’t forget the spaces between your toes. Use a foot moisturiser like Restorate foot and heel balm (available...

Caring for Children's Feet. At six months of age, the foot is still mostly cartilage; in fact, the last bone doesn’t begin to form until children are about three years old. By the age of 18, most bones are fully formed. Development of children’s feet Babies Baby feet only...

FOOT HEALTH AND HOMELESSNESS If you are homeless, or helping people who are experiencing homelessness, you will know that foot health can be a challenge. Here is how you can make a difference. How can homelessness affect foot health? Studies show that people who are homeless consequently...

WINTER on the Sunshine Coast means cool evenings and crisp and clear, sunny days. As a walker, rider or paddler, there are so many things you can do on the Sunshine Coast to enjoy the great outdoors. Before venturing out, follow these top tips for winter foot...

Fungal Nail Infections Nail fungus is often caused by something called ‘dermatophytes’, which are fungi found growing on skin, hair, nails and other bodily surfaces. When dermatophytes get underneath your nail, it causes yellow/brownish discolouration and the nail can become quite thick and maintain a crumbly...