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My YogaToes® arrived in the mail today. As seen in the accompanying image, they are soft flexible gel forms into which you insert your toes, meant to provide many benefits for your toes and feet - such as improving and preventing "common foot problems like: hammertoes, bunions, plantar fasciitis, crossed toes, poor circulation, corns...", and the list goes on! According to the YogaPro website, this is achieved with YogaToes® "by spreading, stretching and exercising toes". There are numerous reviews for this product on-line, and for the most part they are excellent, however, I am still sceptical - this all sounds too good to be true. I will try them out and provide a final review after investigating some of the following product claims gathered directly from the YogaPro website:
- YogaToes® guarantee a simple one step natural program for common foot problems like hammertoes and to relieve foot pain caused by tight shoes and high heels, being on your feet all day as well as participating in sport activities.
- YogaToes® help improve and prevent common foot problems like: hammertoes, bunions, plantar fasciitis, crossed toes, poor circulation, corns...
- YogaToes®s help to correct and realign foot structure, strengthen and stretch muscles, help improve circulation and appearance, balance the entire body and stimulate, improve posture.
- YogaToes® help train toes for increased athletic performance.
- YogaToes® help improve overall agility and balance.
- YogaToes® help realign and optimize foot posture.
- YogaToes® help minimize and treat foot pain.
- YogaToes® help relieve stress and tension.
- YogaToes® help re-energize feet.
- YogaToes® help train and strengthen feet.
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| Click here, then click the YogaToes Official Site link |
If you have a serious foot condition or other health problems, please consult with your doctor before trying YogaToes®.
I'm wearing them for the first time while writing this post and I must say, my feet like them so far. So let's see how it goes. Check in for updates!
I don't know, I'm pretty skeptical too. I really wonder how well this product works when your feet are passive and not actively involved in using any muscles. I'm really curious to see what you think after a week or so.
ReplyDeleteI'm desperate and want to get them now. Are they available in any stores in Toronto? Where did you get yours? How much are they?
ReplyDelete@tartuga Using YogaToes is a passive exercise. They are designed to affect the muscles of the feet much like a workout or massage affects other parts of the body. Although they are worn while relaxing they are supposed to stretch, strengthen and align, increase circulation, and stimulate nerves and connective tissue. I know the long list of benefits in using YogaToes sounds way too good to be true, but I will give them a good try, and give my readers an honest opinion. Keep in mind, what YogaToes do or do not achieve will vary from person to person. Everyone has their own special reason or need for using YogaToes.
ReplyDelete@Mary YogaToes are available in some Toronto yoga supply stores, however, the price is over-the-top. I bought mine on-line. Click on the image of the YogaToes package at the bottom of the post and then lower down on that page you will see a link to the YogaToes Official Site - you can order them here for 1/2 price as there is a 1/2 Off Mother’s Day Sale on right now - use the coupon code MOM.
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