Bunion correctors, separators and splints review | Calla Shoes

[@amylopo5758]

Lovely shoes! 40 days ago I got the courage enough to pass through a percutaneous surgery to correct the bunion and it was the best decision I took, now I'm walking again with no pain at all. Don't live with pain ladies 🙏🏼

[@krane15]

The thing about the splints is that they're correcting alignment that typically took years to develop. This means that for a time the pressure will be intense. However, the idea is to allow for gradual adjustment over time in which case the pain should subside as your alignment improves. Wear them for as long as you can tolerate each night (maybe only 15-20 at first) until eventually the pain goes away.

[@nnovo3122]

Did they work for you?

[@Catbooks]

I agree. It only makes sense that since the misalignment took many years to gradually develop, it'll take time to re-align it too. I've also noticed bad habit I had that contributed to the problem that I've stopped. I used to use that area of my foot on my car's accelerator. Always. That's a lot of pressure for a lot of time. I don't do that anymore now.

[@angelofcups]

Where did you purchase your splint? Do you have any recommendations for the best one?

[@krane15]

@@angelofcups Amazon. No recommendations. I would have to try them all for that. But I would find one with the gel padding.

[@danielled5883]

I have been researching barefoot shoes for people with flat feet and bunions. The combination of wide toe box barefoot shoes, toe socks, and toe separators (along with consistent foot exercises) over a year, have reversed some people's bunions.

[@racar3081]

I accidentally corrected my bunion on my right foot 15 years ago when I stepped out of the shower (a small tiled table fell on it and broke it). It was very painful at the time and it took two months before I could walk on it but it's perfect today. Now, if I could only muster the courage to do it again to my left foot :P

[@susannagomez8817]

Wow!!!!!

[@IknowGodIs]

Ugh! So glad you healed up better than you were before!

[@racar3081]

@@IknowGodIs Thank you!

[@maurij1501]

😂😂 love this!!!

[@hearttosoul8649]

🤣🤣🤣

[@karlenehay4922]

Having flat feet is linked to bunions, the feet tends to pronate to the inside, wearing a arch support helps.

[@IknowGodIs]

I have a high arch but have a bunion because I broke the toe joint. They said at the time of injury that it wasn’t broken, but it actually was. Of course, by the time I knew the truth, it would require surgery to fix. Too bad the medical office won’t “foot” the bill.

[@krane15]

@@andrewhutchinson6376 What did you learn from that? I learned to wear inserts. Nowadays, they're more advanced than ever. However, they can also cost nearly as much as your shoes...or more! When it comes to shoes and your feet, I have one rule: get the best quality I can afford.

[@casteretpollux]

Yes, mine went on wearing a particular pair of Dr Scholl sandals for about 2 months. Not made any more unfortunately.

[@erikamendez4051]

There’s a lot of medical research out there with evidence that bunions can improve over time. It’s a slow process but it requires foot strengthening exercises to improve the health of feet muscles and arches. Also, as feet get stronger with exercises,to one has to slowly transition from regular shoes into shoes with an anatomical toe box and that have no heel (zero drop). There are a lot barefoot shoes out there that meet that standard. Finally, with daily usage of toe correctors, and spending time barefoot, around the house will over time help correct bunions. I suggest going to a podiatrist that’s experienced with multiple treatment other than surgery. Surgery is not the only choice. Not all bunions have the same grade of severity. Barefoot strength is a good research based KZbin channel were anyone can get more info. I started my bunion health journey there and gain a lot of benefit from the information shared there.

[@marysketch4772]

Not happy to hear you say surgery only fix, in fact just saw a video explaining that as long as your big toe still can be moved and pulled out, then non-surgical remedies can help.

[@moiraallen3841]

I’ve tried all these products, and endorse your findings. As an older lady, my lifelong bunion issue has now been joined with metatarsal and arch issues, which have now advanced me into sore knees and hips! Shoes are a nightmare, I haven’t worn heels for many years. Just off to have a look at Calla shoes. Here’s hoping . . .

[@maryjanecalonge1081]

How can you wear hills with bonions.

[@christopherarmistead2550]

Amazing product for bunions like your content Jennifer and your shoes are the best for bunions. Love them.❤

[@WanderingAroundAZ]

My elderly mother fell in her room about a year ago. When I went to help her up, I thought she had broken her big toe because it was completely pointed across the second toe. I guess both her feet are like that. I remember as a kid she was always wearing narrow shoes because she claimed she has narrow feet. I think culture has caused many people to develop unnecessary foot problems. I have wide feet and have developed tailor bunions on both my feet because most brands of shoes aren’t wide enough… even the ones labeled as “wide width”. I’ve also lost a lot of muscle control in my toes…only able to bend all of them together vs independently. I now use silicone toe spacers every day and do more foot and toe stretches and exercises. I’ve added toe socks and just ordered a barefoot shoe. Even if I can’t fix the tailor bunions I have, I at least want to keep them from getting worse.

[@doraaviles9811]

The images you are showing are covered by your titles at the.button, so can’t see your instructions, what I heard is good to avoid same mistakes. Thanks

[@212latina]

I love this new content! Keep it going!

[@callashoesuk]

Y v Thank you! We really appreciate your support - and we’ve got lots more exciting content planned 🌟☺️

[@VVeeezer]

I have bunions and tailor’s bunions on both my feet. I tried to wear the hard plastic bunion brace on my Left foot bunion overnight - it was very uncomfortable, painful and started to itch. I would say my experiences have been quite similar. Thank you for your informative video and your footwear!💕

[@lalad2009]

Thanks for your bravery and honesty. Good to know the love that is Calla

[@joesielskisr4911]

Gel is good contact Posture guy, do you have any shoes for men

[@isohi1429]

Where I can find second one which you say is good

[@mrs.s8855]

Does anyone excercise their foot with a small rubber or tennis ball?...Basically to strengthen the foot.

[@jennibailey5055]

There are lots of videos on Instagram that demonstrate how to do this

[@Linda-pg4ei]

Yes tennis ball

[@Queenread82]

Thank you! I just watched Michigan Foot Doctor’s suggestions and reviews on these type of products and he said the same. He said those splints are useless unless you were always in bed and never put weight on your feet. As soon as you take them off and walk around you lose any progress.

[@callashoesuk]

Noël Sumstine Thanks so much for watching ☺️ Yes the only thing that can get rid of bunions is surgery! Which just isn’t an option for everyone!

[@theminiaturesmallholding9479]

@@callashoesuk you need to sort the underlying issues before surgery as well or it will just return.

[@etl1developer]

@@callashoesuk I don't believe surgery is the only option for bunions. I'm not a doctor, but given time, the body can heal itself. Incorporate yoga toes into your shoes.

[@ZeroLoveTennis]

I think it could help if you sort out the other issues as well.

[@lidiadegouveia7677]

How can it be from wrong foot wear, I feel hard to believe, if that is the result of wrong foot wear, because why do I only have abunion on my left foot, and the wright has no problem

[@auntiejune4168]

Mine was probably from my cowgirl boots and sometimes they were pointy toed boots, but this runs in my dads side of family with the women. And I’m sure many other shoe types could fit in that wrong type category. Hopefully it helps

[@ines.1999]

You probably walk different way on your feet :) it can also be about the knees or the hips :)

[@IExpectedBSJustNotThisMuchBS]

I tried the splint and like you it was too painful. I tried the yoga toes, but they don't fit in shoes. It's really only useful walking about and doing yoga. I tried the single spacer but not with the sleeve and I found it moved around too much. Here's what I've done: I've given up pretty shoes and switched to barefoot, zero-drop, normal toe splay toe boxes and I'm wearing Correct Toes. (I've found a few cute shoes but nothing elegant and so if you want to start making elegant barefoot shoes there's definitely a hungry market.) Gone is the pain from the Morton's neuromas and also the pain from a new bunion that was forming. I had a tiny bend in the toe (as a 64 year old) and ended up wearing a pair of comfortable shoes (two different colours) all day for about 5 months and didn't know I was creating a problem until I changed over to my winter shoes and suddenly was in a lot of pain in the bunion area of my left foot. The comfortable shoes hugged my feet AND bent my toe further creating a bunion unbeknownst to me. Haven't straightened the bunion with the Correct Toes yet, but it keeps the toe straighter in my new, wider toe box shoes. With time it might straighten more and be straighter on it's own. If not, I'll just keep wearing the Correct Toes because this is the first time I've been without Morton's neuroma pain in 8 years (got relief from that immediately).

[@krane15]

It recommended to start gradually. Like weight lifting (or any exercise), the pain decrease once your body adapts.

[@LeeLanQiao]

Do you wearCorrect Toes in your shoes?

[@Manisha-yl9bn]

I have a bunion on my right foot it doesn't hurt but it looks so weird 🙄 i will try these toe seprators amd i hope it will work👍

[@IknowGodIs]

Mine doesn’t hurt either. It did for seven years after I broke that joint; but now it does not hurt. Unfortunately, it has caused issues with my other toes.

[@DEV__99]

Same 🥺i am a 16 year's old boy please tell me any solution if you solve it 🙏

[@vipenmahey7097]

How I can buy this product

[@AC-pf1ne]

I don't know if you have heard of the new Surgery for Bunions called Lapiplasty. My 16 year old daughter had both feet. Turn round time is quick! And.. it addressed the Root cause of Bunions..

[@Understandphotography]

I'd love to know more. I just found out about this.

[@anncheung6457]

When to buy

[@pixiegutierrez7401]

I just checked your line of shoes, and they seem to have a narrow toe area! No difference from what I can find in the USA stores🙁🤨

[@Dawn00767]

I’m so sad. I finally found shoes for bunions but they are so low in stock I couldn’t find them in my size. After picking out 5 different styles only for them to be out of size 10 1/2 I’m back to hating shoe shopping.

[@derekobeirnes482]

What brands are out there ?

[@samsingline6586]

Thank you ! Gosh your look painful Mine is small and painful I can’t imagine your pain 😿

[@jennibailey5055]

Mine are not painful unless I wear shoes that don’t fit - good thing is I now have Calla shoes to wear!

[@grover9187]

Mine are small too maybe just starting but very painful. I didn't know what exactly to do about trying to fix it. It's not pronounced enough to see a doctor. I've been trying different things to help but the pain/stiffness 🥴. What works for you? I've never worn small toe boxes and have always taken good care of my feet.

[@alientrucker5481]

@@jennibailey5055 how lovely when women embrace them having bunions... Not everybody is brave enough. A lot of women are too conscious of their bunions... Show them off too the world...

[@odysseasv7138]

What about Lapiplasty?

[@e.7382]

Barefoot shoes help A LOT Also I use correct toes.

[@emilylee9894]

What is correct toes?

[@steveboutcher80]

I wore the same splint every night for about 3 months. Made no difference whatsoever, it just hurt. A lot. The best thing I did was stop using normal shoes made by the usual big-name brands. I switched over to shoes that are actually foot-shaped. Well... Turns out that foot-shaped shoes are far better for your feet than shoes that have a narrow toe box and are pointed. Who would have thought? :)

[@bud521]

What kind of shoes are these? What do you recommend?

[@steveboutcher80]

@@bud521 Altra and Topo are foot shaped running shoes. After using these, I'll never go back to "normal" shaped shoes. Game changer for me.

[@bud521]

@@steveboutcher80 I'll look into them! Thank you 🙏

[@miaallauigan5461]

What do you recommend for black shoes for office

[@ZeroLoveTennis]

Did it help reverse the bunions? I got all my shoes right but am iffy on splints

[@danielhughes6896]

There is no point using any of these while you are still wearing shoes that don't have enough room in the toe box.

[@paddywiggle]

I love how you sell shoes for people with bunions, but they all look like horrible shoes for people in general. The kind of shoes that cause bunions in the first place. High heels cause you to put a lot of your pressure in the balls of your feet.

[@sandraspice3098]

Thank you so much 💝for your helpful video regarding bunions my feet are same as yours I worked in a shoe shop lol & I'm suffering in a lot of pain too after squashing my feet in pointy fashion shoes 😬so I'm tryin some pink velcro toe straighteners from Amazon to try & alignment ,8 had sports sock ones but the elastic was too tight ,hope you get yours fixed coz my leg is joint go other way and it's agony xx

[@11-jianna21]

Mem good remedy for bunnion product are nice I also hve.this problem .

[@christinebrown756]

Tried everything in your video, with the same results as yourself! Our stories are very similar, hated my bunions as a teen. My shoes were always correctly fitted (my Mum being in the shoe trade) so badly fitting shoes were not a cause and it seem that the joint, especially on the left foot was enlarged from birth and age 6 having the school nurse tell Mum that her daughters foot was deformed led to a lifetime of hiding my feet. Fast forward many years and aching feet, I worked in a hospital and the podiatrist there advised me against bunion surgery as in his opinion there were very few good outcomes.

[@jeryth057]

Yup. She said she'd had bunions all her life but then said it started in her twenties? My feet were deformed from early age (was adopted age 3 so not sure whether I was born that way) and like you, I had wide shoes, i.e. boys' shoes. Had surgery at 23 which helped enormously but now aged 52, left foot starting to deform again. I love in Crocs

[@israelruelas5756]

No one is born with bunions, it’s not genetic. It’s caused by improper shoes for the most part, we should be barefoot most of the time

[@israelruelas5756]

Surgery doesn't work long term. They come back up to 60-70% of the time (I'd bet it's closer to 90%)

[@renpope1210]

Great video. This is the first video I have found that someone with a bunion using a splint. Normally it's a model showing how to use it. I had the sam e issue when I first started using a splint. I started using it about 20 minutes and with little tension. I've worked my way up to full stretch all night. Also I would try to put the fake leather pad directly on the bunion, not behind it. It acts ast a lever.

[@callashoesuk]

Thanks for the great feedback - so glad you enjoyed the video. It can be hard to find honest reviews out there actually from bunion sufferers! Really glad that you found a method that worked for you, and thanks for the tips 😊 Take care!

[@juliramoos]

@Ren Pope did it work? it reversed your bunion?

[@renpope1210]

@@juliramoos no, but it has made my toe and foot more flexible. I don't think they can fix bunions. Maybe keep them from getting worse is the best they can do.

[@krane15]

Yep, its a gradual process. Increasing the adjustment, and how long you wear it with time. Like running a marathon: nobody does it overnight. You do it a little bit at a time until you reach your goal.

[@MsYazumi]

Does it works??the corrector.. i’ve try before this but its pain🥴🥴🥴🥴for how long it takes to show the result?

[@krane15]

It depends on the level of adjustment, and related factors. But it took years to get out of place so it could take months to a year to improve.

[@vk33771]

I tried the splint. It was like a torture device.

[@ellena858]

I was unclear when you said that the only thing that works for bunions is treatment, I think that’s what you said. What treatment? I bought the silicon toe separators and started doing toe exercises for about 10 minutes a day and it is resolving my bunion. Stretch my toes forward and back 15 to 30 times, stretch my toes out, and use my fingers also to stretch my toes and move them around to give them space. I also wear sandals almost all of the time.

[@ines.1999]

She meant surgery:)

[@ellena858]

@@ines.1999 oh!

[@rrogers2370]

@@ellena858her bunions are at a point of no return.

[@ines.1999]

Maybe they are helpful for less severe bunions.. yours are stade 3, also it must take more time as it has been created by time..

[@mandolinic]

I've got very slight bunions. I've had them for over 40 years and I'm sure they're stable because I habitually go barefoot whenever I can, and only wear shoes for as short a time as possible. I started going barefoot while I was still a student at university. I've recently been looking into bunion causes, and all the foot doctors agree that the cause isn't the big toe moving inwards, but rather the metatarsal bone (inside the foot) moving outwards. So I don't see how any product is going to work if it only works on the toes. I suspect a product needs to put pressure on the metatarsal to direct it inwards. There is a video showing a taping with kinesiology tape which works this effect, but I haven't seen anything else. Do you know of any products which put pressure on the metatarsal to bring it back into alignment?

[@fizzy3949]

I'm in my late 20s and have painful metarsals, it's difficult finding corrective solutions for this particular problem. The most common item i see is cushion products.

[@olgaelizalde5221]

Thank you for the info.

[@Rayhuntter]

were you often walking in high heels during your teens an dearly 20s?

[@Highznberg]

Eventually, you'll have to consider surgery dear. Your bunions are quite advanced

[@shorelined1]

This was relatively non-informative. Your feet are seriously deformed from forcing them into pointy shoes. 3 nights wont solve the problem. Its taken me 4 months to straighten claw toes I've had 40 years. You have to stop wearing awful conventional shoes that deform the feet, then put daily effort into stretching tendons and soft tissues that have been set into an unnatural position. It takes many years to create these deformities. For me 4 months of daily exercises, stretches and going barefoot as much as possible was well worth regaining healthy feet.

[@carolheyen7249]

This is incorrect. My mother, grandmother, aunt and daughter’s feet all look like this. It is a congenital deformity cause by inappropriately loose ligaments. My daughter began showing signs at three. Only surgery can correct congenital bunions but it is not a permanent fix. A doctor told us that even with surgery and good shoes, the feet will revert back and the severe bunions will return in about ten years. We are just looking for something to help. Bunions are not only due to a person’s “forcing them into pointy shoes,” so just stop with the judgement.

[@shorelined1]

@@carolheyen7249 I'm judging someone who is 'testing' devices, albeit poorly. If there is 'congenital bunions' and only surgery will fix it, as you say, that has little to do with this video or massive majority of people out there whose high heels, and bad shoes caused them. That's according to every article I've read, every video and my podiatrist. When you ask about bunions, you're told to change your shoes after surgery or it will happen again.

[@domostroy33]

@@carolheyen7249 Some people have congenital tendency to develop bunions WHEN conditioned with too narrow shoes, and most shoes are too narrow. Go barefoot as much as possible, use correctors / toe separators, do exercises, wear barefoot shoes and your bunions will slowly correct back. I bet you weren't born with them, that means you can reverse the process of deformation. Good luck.

[@jt2284]

@@domostroy33 totally agree with you, but actually in extremely rare cases severe thyroid dysfunction can cause bunions in young children. I know this because I've had bunions since I was around 5. I'm only 24 now and I'm transitioning into barefoot shoes and toe spacers because I can no longer exercise or walk very far. I never wear heels (less than 1-2 times a year, it's agony for me so it's only for weddings or scenarios where I have to) and I've always worn relatively wide shoes because my bunion means that I can't fit my feet into narrow shoes! While I understand cases like mine are an extreme minority, and it's much much more likely that most of the bunion population are such due to wearing incorrect shoes - which people misinterpret as just "pointy high heels" but in reality EVERY conventional shoe is incorrect for our feet. That's what a lot of people miss.

[@jt2284]

@@carolheyen7249 as someone who's had bunions since I was 5, I'm actually inclined to disagree with you. There is massive medical negligence when it comes to the studying of bunions. Up until 10 years ago, bunion surgery consisted of simply shaving down the bunion as far as possible, because it was understood to be just a bone growth. Since then we realised that it's the joint falling out of place and growing bone ontop to protect the joint. Until even 5 years ago, the surgery for that consisted of a 4-5 inch long incision where they would inevitably severe some nerve endings in the feet, fusing the joint in place with metal, and hoping for the best. More often than not, people undergoing this surgery were left with severe nerve damage and some have been left unable to walk due to the surgeries. At best, left with numbness in the feet. All people would be unable to walk for 2 months on the affected foot unless in a boot, some even 6 months. Now we have keyhole surgery which is much easier to recover from and reduces many of the risks associated with the surgery. It is still hit and miss whether the joint will be permanently fixed, but patients are encouraged to walk straight away after the surgery and are not given boots to wear. So the chances of success are higher. HOWEVER, the root cause of bunions are due to shoes. It's not the typical "pointy stiletto" that you're thinking of. It's every single shoe you can buy on the market. Every show, even extra wide, are curved inwards at the toes. They should be completely squared off with no inward curve. So no matter what shoe you buy, it will be considered inappropriate. If you get surgery, then keep wearing conventional shoes, then they'll obviously keep coming back because you're predisposed to the joint falling out. But that doesn't mean that you're stuck with bunions and the disability that comes with them forever. As for me, I'd resigned myself to "just having bunions forever" because I've always had them and it must be my genetics. I'm not going to go for surgery, or insoles that will only collapse my arches further, instead I'm trying barefoot shoes and toe spacers along with exercises for my feet. There are a few pilot studies available to find about how on average you will see a 2.5 degree reduction of moderate bunions within 3 months of wearing barefoot shoes and toe spacers. I highly recommend checking it out. I think we should take drs advice when appropriate, as always, but also never to just resign yourself to one person's opinion when science is changing and medicine isn't always 100% as that's always changing too.

[@se5594]

Unfortunately no toe spacers are made for webbed feet! My second and third toes are together

[@Nadya3775]

You can cut the spacers between the webbed toes and keep the rest, this procedure was shown in a video on how to adapt correct toes for different situations.

[@joancayenne9293]

Do they really help correct you bonions & straighten your toes?

[@liamporter1137]

Thanks for sharing.

[@sayanakhwz252]

HELLO Mam I HAVE also Bunion leg How To correction My Leg Please Give Me suggestion

[@ShanniBananni]

Surgery is the only way to fix bunions and sometimes, but not always, they come back after surgery.

[@krane15]

@@ShanniBananni Incorrect. You only need surgery for the most severe cases. Usually not just crooked toe, but deformed as well.

[@flocker1997]

أعاني من هذا الموضوع بس اريد ترجمة عربي حتى افتهم

[@bossmantreestv9805]

So it dosent decrease enlargement I thought thats what separator was for alignment

[@johnscintilla3458]

The only way to correct bunions iis surgery. Ma Mom and my aunt did it. now they don’t feel pain anymore and their feet are looking good. This surgery is common in Italy, and it’s free, it’s on health system.

[@DulaPearl]

That sounds wonderful! Unfortunately I live in the USA and this country doesn't believe in national or even affordable health care.

[@johnscintilla3458]

@@DulaPearl I know. US health care is a shame. We had 2 open heart operation in my family, 1 brain surgery, 2 difficult spine surgery, the last operation had been a heart stenth for my dad. They also sent support health care at home. All for free. Thank God we don't live in US, we would had been bankrupt.

[@toomanymarys7355]

The bunion surgery has more than a 50 percent reoccurrence rate in 10 years, and with it taking 6 months to heal, that's something that conservative doctors use when nothing else brings pain relief.

[@johnscintilla3458]

@@toomanymarys7355 I disagree. That was ages ago. Now bunion surgery is on another level. My mom and aunt (and other two neighbors) didi it 10/15 years ago. They still feel good and I remember it took around 3 month to recover. Only the first month has been hard. We have good clinics here in Milano.

[@cyberexposure]

Its also free in Canada, since its not life-threatening, there is a 2 year wait list for the surgery.

[@cyuzuzoliliane8855]

Me to have same problem .we can,t operated

[@kristapsl9]

Hi! Please, check out info about barefoot shoes, minimalist shoes. Those seperators you showed just fights endless fight, you need chop off the root of the problem. And that is shoes, yes, all your fancy lookin shoes! Throw them all away, move to using only barefoot shoes. Use them in combination with those spreaders, walk compleatly barefoot as much as you can! And you'll se the results. Much love, take care..

[@karinyaboriskova441]

I've worked from home - BAREFOOT - for 30 years...and STILL developed bunions. Go figure!

[@kristapsl9]

@@karinyaboriskova441 I think it depends on multiple factors also genetics! Also feet should work, it means going for miles barefoot and excersise thooae feet, streching, pumping muscles by going upstairs or going rocky trails and offroad. By beeing just barefoot at home makes less peogress than active lifestyle. My friend all life is barefoot at home, never use slippers. But he developed bunions too. 2 years ago he founded out about barefoot shoes, and he is doing full barefoot long walks on the beach and forest. When terrain too extreme for naked feet using barefoot shoes. So his feet are in better shape like before. Cases and people are different, but could be worth trying and experiment and find that suits you best! Much love..

[@alishashalders9450]

I experienced exact same symptoms they just begin to ache like unbearable! So I tried loosing it, but it still hurt

[@TracyDouglas-xn6xy]

"Chuck knuckles" 😂

[@MegaHitman666]

In case of extreme Banion , your case , These Tricks won't work and You need surgery for sure .

[@nicolinamaria]

You look at least 10 years younger!

[@callashoesuk]

Thank you! x

[@shabanafelix449]

Will this help if you were born with bunions

[@jeryth057]

I doubt it

[@alientrucker5481]

Were you born with bunions???

[@fireandice3537]

I didn't see you fixt your foot how teach others;;;

[@getlauriekor]

Why don’t you have surgery

[@ninjanana8730]

Bunions are formed by wearing the wrong shoes....whether size,or heels,etc. Women will suffer this condition because they think they look good.

[@DulaPearl]

Bunions are also genetic

[@trudymoore6158]

5

[@joesielskisr4911]

Posture guy has a good video,has socks and seperators

[@emilywang9575]

Surgery is better.

[@مقاطعمتنوعة-ت4ن]

These products would alleviate some pain but it will absolutely not going to reverse the bunion to normal, it’s not radical solution. Bunion is a thing to live with unfortunately

[@user-vu9gd8ed1h]

Unless you get surgery

[@مقاطعمتنوعة-ت4ن]

@@user-vu9gd8ed1h I doubt the surgery will give a perfect solution

[@leonardclements6010]

You have nice bunions!

[@jotakah1305]

Dont get me.wrong... but this lady needs surgery! Your bunion case is already severe, impossible to any device fix it!

[@jcmoye1]

The only correction is surgery! It only gets worse and you have very bad case of it. I would recommend surgery

[@nicyap7949]

I had my volume to the max and I still find it hard to hear what you are saying. I have to stop watching

[@itam1865]

Hello there! I am sorry but I did not find your video helpful. I personally think that you should have waited for SOME results, before making the video. Just because you had some pains, which I am sure the pains were excruciating!! I personally think you could have massaged the pain away, or use a hot water bottle, or cool pads, dipping the feet in ice cold water etc. What ever methods which could have helped to stop the pains! And with patience, and building - up the time you put them on would have helped!! Instead of starting e.g. the whole 8 hrs at night!!!! As I started to do simple excercises, from other videos, which I personally found more helpfulI than yours, I had some pains on the top of my foot, and had to massage them away and the cramps in the middle of the night!! I then started with a bunch of 5x an exercise, then an opposite movement too. I did NOT start doing any methods 20x at first! Indulging in a warm foot bath at first, massaging them, then, perhaps using the instruments AFTER some excercises MIGHT have been better. After all the gagets COST MONEY ! They are NOT CHEAP! And honestly I would, before I spend money on something like that; I would try excercises, and massages. All tips are FOR FREE and in abundance in the internet! I hope you do take try my recommendations. All the Best.m

[@sweethome3379]

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