Today is part 2 of my 5 part video series with Kate McArthur, a Podiatrist from City Clinic in the Sydney CBD.
If you missed part one which dealt with foot pain and what could cause it, you can visit it here.
Kate reveals whether or not women can wear high heels in this latest episode.
Now, before I go into the video shoot, let’s clear up the fact that wearing high heels causes women lots of grief with hip, foot, knee pain and other alignment issues.
But let’s be realistic. Professional women, and shorter women especially, are going to wear high heels no matter whether they are told to or not.
So is there a solution to help reduce the problem? Let’s find out with Kate below:
Sound like a plan ladies?
You can find Kate McArthur, resident podiatrist at City Clinic which is located in the Sydney CBD on Level 7, 50 King St.
Make sure you mention that you saw this video on my blog and she’ll look after you with a special DPM Performance preferred discount price on your repeat bookings.
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I think high heels help a women feel more confident and pretty. They boost up the height and almost make women feel like models but it has some disadvantages like high heel shoes can cause knee joint issues and wearing the shoes all the time can create a greater risk for developing degenerative joint disease in the knees.