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4 Simple Ways To Reverse Heel Pain (And Keep It Away FOREVER)




Not long ago, my mother in law was faced with a rather widespread problem – intolerable pain in the heel or popularly said she had a “plantar fasciitis” or “jogger’s heel “. What is plantar fasciitis?
Plantar fasciitis (jogger’s heel) – Calcar calcaneal – is a structural break down of the heel bone usually facing downwards, it is considered that this reactive formation of the bone appears due to chronic mechanical overload, and due to a irritation that happened while walking which caused pain.
It is common in older people and people who stand a lot in their profession. It is characterized by the severe pain in the middle of the heel, which does not allow you to move your heel a lot.
Painful symptoms occur in the first steps after sleeping or sitting too long, and they appear in the heel or on its inner surface.
The heel pain can be so unbearable that people say that it is like hammering nails right on the heel, which was the case with my mother in law.
The traditional methods of treatment are considered more effective than any cream purchased at the pharmacy.
We tried several methods, which proved their effectiveness in their own way. I recommend these recipes, in case someone needs it.
1. The simplest treatment for the pain in the heel– hit the heel on the floor slowly and several times a day, this increases circulation and metabolism of calcium and prevents the deposition of salt.
2. Coatings of potatoes can help with the strong pain. You must wash the potatoes and grate it together with the peel.
Put the mixture on gauze and then fasten it on the painful area. Wrap it with a nylon bag and then put socks on your feet.  The coverings have to be changed daily. The duration of the treatment is from 7 to 8 days.
3. Coatings with honey and salt. Mix the honey and salt in the same proportion (1: 1) and put it on the painful spots. Put a piece of gauze above, stick a plaster and wrap it with a nylon bag.  Put socks on and sleep in them.I put these kinds of coatings on my mother in law every night. After the third treatment the pain decreased, and after the fifth I saw the smile on mother in law’s face again. The treatment was repeated 10 days. After which the pain completely disappeared. I will recommend you another recipe for the heel pain, which was used by my neighbour and she says that it is extremely effective.
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4. A medicinal tincture with aspirin. 10 tablets of aspirin (200 mg), chopped up in powder, are poured with 250 ml alcohol (or 70% medical alcohol). Let it stay like that for 1-2 days.Shake the tincture and dip a piece of folded gauze every night.Put the coating on your heel, wrap a nylon bag and put on socks. Leave it like that overnight.
n the morning, wash with water, wipe and apply a greasy cream for feet.
After 10 treatments the feet and heels will be cleaned from the rough skin and the deposits.
By the way, you can clean or brush your feet with pumice stone, and then apply cream.
If there are cracks, blisters or bunions and hard deposits on the feet, this procedure will be also effective. My neighbour is 57 years old and her feet are like she is a twenty year old girl.
It is said that with this tincture the painful spots with varicose veins can be treated (varicosities). After you massage them, the pain will disappears immediately.
It can be massaged on painful areas with osteochondrosis, where depositions of salt occurs.
Be healthy!




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Plantar Fasciitis or Jogger’s Heel. How To Get Rid of The Pain in The Heel



Causes
The people that are suffering from Jogger’s heel are claiming that the pain is intolerable and that you have a feeling like someone is hammering nails in your heel.
Most often, people with professions that require long periods of standing are at higher risk of developing Plantar Fasciitis. The causes which can lead to this condition are numerous, including bone spurs, flat feet, high-arched feet, and hard running.
Furthermore, people who are overweight are at higher risk of developing Plantar Fasciitis because the excess weight puts additional pressure on the feet.  In addition, this condition can also be a result of the type of shoes people wear, such as older or poorly made ones. Plantar Fasciitis can also result from the use of shoes with inadequate heel cushioning.
Symptoms
Plantar Fasciitis is in general accompanied by burning, stinging, stabbing or throbbing pain. Usually, the pain is located in the middle of the foot, or it can radiate towards the toes or heel.
Most often, the pain is extremely severe early in the morning morning, when people get out of bed. There are cases in which the pain remains persistent during the whole day, while in others, it gradually reduces.  This disorder is persistent, and these pains usually last for a longer period, for months or even years.

Treatments
Plantar Fasciitis should be treated on time because otherwise it can be very painful and can lead to more serious consequences. Fortunately, there are various effective treatments which can help you cure it. Some of the most effective methods to treat the conditions are the R.I.C.E.  treatment, wearing special orthotic and orthopedic shoes  and splints, diet changes, stretching and strengthening of the fascia.
The most effective method is the R.I.C.E. treatment, or Rest Icepack application Compression and Elevation. Research has found that it has shown the best results in almost 25% of patients with Plantar Fasciitis. Moreover, diet alterations have also shown important effects. You need to incorporate more zinc and magnesium in your diet, as they have the ability to regenerate damaged tissue.
Traditional remedies
Natural and traditional remedies have also given effective results I the treatment of this issue. Some of the most prominent are the following:
  1. Salt and honey compresses. Mix equal amounts of salt and honey and apply this mixture on the affected place. Then, put gauze on the place and stick it with a plaster. Next, place a nylon bag and bandage the feet, put your socks on and leave thus overnight.
  1. Potato envelops. These will ease the intolerable pain. Wash the potatoes, shred them unpeeled and when ready, place them on the gauze and apply it on the affected area. Bandage your feet with a nylon bag and put socks over it. You need to change the wrapping daily, and repeat the procedure for 7-8 days.
  1. Simply hit the heel from the floor gently few times a day, in order to bolster the circulation of the calcium, to improve metabolism and prevent the storage of salt.




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