Relieve Foot Pain with Joya

Causes, Symptoms, and Solutions

Our feet carry us through 8,000 steps a day, nearly 3 million a year, and close to 240 million in a lifetime. No other part of the body carries such a heavy burden.

Most of those millions of steps we take on hard surfaces like concrete and asphalt – often in tight, rigid shoes. The result: our feet are restricted, and the impact with each step can’t be properly absorbed or distributed. The many small muscles and tendons that are meant to work together and support the foot’s natural cushioning system become strained.

This often leads to the following foot problems:

Tendonitis
Ligament tears
Heel spurs
Hallux valgus
Plantar fasciitis

Heel Spur or Plantar Fasciitis?

Heel Spur

A heel spur is a calcium deposit that develops as a result of overstressed tissue or bone. Even small spurs can cause intense pain, regardless of their size or shape.

Plantar Fasciitis

Plantar fasciitis is caused by inflammation of the thick band of tissue on the bottom of the foot due to overuse. The result is intense pain when walking.

Preventing Foot Pain

When it comes to pain, one rule always applies: act quickly to prevent it from getting worse. If left untreated, the condition can worsen, making recovery slower and potentially more painful.

These three tips will help you take better care of your feet in everyday life:

Awareness Stretch your foot muscles regularly to release tension.

Movement Walk regularly. Whether it’s a short stroll during your lunch break or the walk from the bus stop to your home – gentle walking simply feels good.

Regeneration Treat your feet to a fascia massage using a foam roller. This can also help loosen tight or stuck fascia tissue.

Shoes Walking barefoot boosts circulation and strengthens the foot muscles. The soft, elastic soles of Joya shoes have the same effect. With every step, you’re doing something good for your health.

Pressure Distribution – The Secret to Healthy Feet

Joya shoes support the body’s natural shock-absorption system with their soft-elastic soles. In contrast, stiff and narrow shoes can interfere with this system and lead to poor pressure distribution, as shown in the graphics below. This is why Joya shoes are increasingly recommended by orthopedists.

Pressure Distribution Barefoot

The heel and forefoot areas are under above-average strain.

Pressure Distribution in Conventional Shoes

The feet are particularly strained at the heel area of the shoe and the forefoot area.

Pressure Distribution in Joya Shoes

The soft-elastic Joya sole distributes pressure evenly and thus reduces the overall strain on the foot.

How Joya Shoes Work

With our FOREVERFOAM® technology, the unique walking sensation becomes your daily companion. Joya soles not only provide optimal support in every situation, they are also three times more durable than conventional soles.

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Proven by Studies: Joya Promotes Health

That we keep our promises is evidenced by numerous studies. The association Aktion Gesunder Rücken e.V. (AGR) certifies Joya shoes as particularly back-friendly.