A diabetic patient of mine recently inserted some magnetic insoles into his shoes. He had to cut them to shape himself. When he came to the clinic for his regular treatment, he had damage to the medial border of his right foot. His left foot was OK. I checked out his shoes and the insoles. Now it may be that he has just not cut and fitted these properly, leaving a slight gap between the edge of the insole and the shoe. (The shoes themselves also have some heavy duty stitching which can be seen and felt internally.) I used some fleecy web to cover both of these problem areas.
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My concern is that these insoles (which are very hard and *nodular* could in fact be causing more harm than good?
I don´t want to dismiss this magnetic *treatment* out of hand, because in all honesty I have not yet read enough on the subject to form an opinion, but any thoughts on this would be appreciated
Regards
Leigh Patterson
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