I got bunions on both feet, saw this video make me will decide to swap narrow trainers to wide barefoot trainers to ease my feet better for walk alot at work. 😃 😊
You make valid points about shoes. However that is not the main cause of Hallux Abducto Valgus, otherwise everyone who wore non barefoot shoes would have bunions. Inherited bad mechanics are an underlying cause. This is why you get people with one parent with the same problem but not the other even though both parents wear normal shoes A short 1st metatarsal, combined with excess pronation is the general causation of a bunion. As the 1st metatarsal deviates to the midline of the body excess pronation assists the hallux into abduction (towards the 2nd phalanx) during the propulsive phase of gait. Source: 18 years qualified in this field of medicine and Neals Disorders Of The Foot Seventh Edition (yes not "trust me bro" but instead one of my Podiatry Text books.) Love what youre doing though. ❤
My father and my grandpa has been wearing oxfords and point shoes their whole life but they don't have bunions. My mother that wore pointy high heel shoes to work developed bunions. I guess it's the high heels.
@@andyplays1992every person different. My bunions can hurt like crazy . To the point I have to stop walking sometimes. The person was not spreading misinformation
How about kids?? I have a neighbor who has a bunions and her 10 year daughters toes are very much angled.. Can this level of damagee be caused in few years?
No it’s genetic, mine started when I was really young. I found out my aunt had it bad and also my mom her sister has it slightly. I unfortunately have it bad😩
not mine, it was caused by wearing tight shoes everyday which i hated since the first day. my relatives that dont wear shoes doesnt have bunions at all.
There is a more effective bunion removal surgery (most products that "correct" bunions just keep it from getting worse not correcting it because its bone deformity)
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That’s the saddest thing.
As a ballet dancer en pointe, I can confirm. XD it's kinda sad that not many people know this
I got bunions on both feet, saw this video make me will decide to swap narrow trainers to wide barefoot trainers to ease my feet better for walk alot at work. 😃 😊
I'm so glad I found your channel! Been dealing with bunions for almost my entire life. No more! Scrap those legacy shoe makers...
You make valid points about shoes. However that is not the main cause of Hallux Abducto Valgus, otherwise everyone who wore non barefoot shoes would have bunions. Inherited bad mechanics are an underlying cause. This is why you get people with one parent with the same problem but not the other even though both parents wear normal shoes A short 1st metatarsal, combined with excess pronation is the general causation of a bunion. As the 1st metatarsal deviates to the midline of the body excess pronation assists the hallux into abduction (towards the 2nd phalanx) during the propulsive phase of gait. Source: 18 years qualified in this field of medicine and Neals Disorders Of The Foot Seventh Edition (yes not "trust me bro" but instead one of my Podiatry Text books.) Love what youre doing though. ❤
Great Scientific Explain 👌 love from INDIA
My father and my grandpa has been wearing oxfords and point shoes their whole life but they don't have bunions. My mother that wore pointy high heel shoes to work developed bunions.
I guess it's the high heels.
That's horrible. I feel sorry for people who suffer from this.
i have bunions and they arent even annoying, please dont spread misinformation, making people think its really bad
@andyplays1992 Idk buddy 🤷♂️
they can be PRETTY bad
@@andyplays1992every person different. My bunions can hurt like crazy . To the point I have to stop walking sometimes. The person was not spreading misinformation
@@lilianatorres9622 what does your bunion look like? Extremely crowded?
It pains alot and gives a lot swelling i wish i knew this earlier
ive noticed alot of women have this problem, they wear pointy shoes because it looks good, then later they get bunyuns, which dont look good.
👍Bingo, so many are slaves to "fashion".
How about kids?? I have a neighbor who has a bunions and her 10 year daughters toes are very much angled..
Can this level of damagee be caused in few years?
It's probably the shoes. Tell your neighbor about xero shoes or lems shoes. Both have wide toeboxes
Nope it can’t, it’s genetics.
I’ve had bunions since birth and only ever wore shoes with a wide toe box. It can absolutely be a genetic thing
I finally have some toe spreaders to help defeat this. My next step is to get some for an even more intense toe spread.
Thanks for this - any info on a 'tailor's bunion', please?
Ok, this is true, but what now, how to resolve bunion, or find good shoes
How do you fix it????
This video can help: How to Fix Bunions in 5 Steps
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So your saying humans just shouldn’t wear shoes
Anatomically correct shoes
Not true! I have a bunion growing on only my left foot and i dont wear narrow shoes
A nightmare to find women's shoes with a broad toe-box.
No it’s genetic, mine started when I was really young. I found out my aunt had it bad and also my mom her sister has it slightly. I unfortunately have it bad😩
Yeah same mine are genetic too I can’t remember a time without them and my mom has them
100% agree genetic
not mine, it was caused by wearing tight shoes everyday which i hated since the first day. my relatives that dont wear shoes doesnt have bunions at all.
Do u feel comfortable walking without socks in public?
Mine are congenital - exactly the same as my Dad’s feet.
Well we put up with inferior designs and ruin our feet. 😢
Ок,but everyone wore the same shoes,then whay not everyone have bunions?
I don’t have bunions but large toe knuckles
tq🙏🏻
As a dancer bunions are inevitable 😿
Seems you misunderstand them too 😂.
Perfect loop doesn't exi
Person in the beginning has Mormons Toe
So its not genetic?
It's not
It’s totally genetic. Everything in this video is wrong.
It can be
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This is just wrong. It’s mostly genetics. Please either source these false claims or remove this video.
If it's genetic, it will not come later when time passes.
@@DipakKumar-nl3ch sure it will, just like baldness does.
@@davidrosenthal5795it is genetic in the sense that some feet are genetically more resistant to shoe abuse.
Mine came from when I didn't get new shoes for a while when I was still growing
NO solutions, but repeated same messages, again! again!! again!!!
This video might help: How to Fix Bunions in 5 Steps
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There is a more effective bunion removal surgery (most products that "correct" bunions just keep it from getting worse not correcting it because its bone deformity)
@@barefootstrength Ok to spread the toes again because now they are just close to each other. Especially the smallest three
I'm not so sure I believe this.
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Also, one big toe is weak the bone grows that way to overcompensate