Natural Ways to Treat Plantar Fasciitis | Dr. Josh Axe

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  • @whitecloudgroovin2005
    @whitecloudgroovin2005 7 років тому +167

    I had serious foot pain due to Plantar fasciitis, it wrecked my life for almost 3 years. I couldn't play golf, exercise , walk at my job, and play disc golf. It was so bad I couldn't do anything anymore. This and a couple other youtube videos showed me the correct method to cure my problem. IT WORKED! I felt relief after the first couple of days, after 3 weeks my foot pain went away for good! I now leed the same active life I once had. THANK YOU and God Bless. It changed my life.

    • @paucansino2792
      @paucansino2792 3 роки тому +4

      wow! I suffered almost 5 months i try this also work for me I wish it will last

    • @redu8526
      @redu8526 3 роки тому +2

      So what did u do i had Heel Spur

    • @hameedjaasim1068
      @hameedjaasim1068 3 роки тому +2

      What are the stretches u did, I suffered of eight years reply

    • @LuisHernandez-hw7dj
      @LuisHernandez-hw7dj 2 роки тому +2

      What are the other videos that helped?

    • @sidrahamid
      @sidrahamid 2 роки тому +1

      Other videos links please

  • @MooMooMath
    @MooMooMath 6 років тому +11

    Thanks for the video. If you have had plantar fasciitis you know how frustrating it can be.
    I cured mine by stretching my hamstrings, changing to ECCO dress shoes, and trying new running shoes until I found a pair that minimized the pain. The entire process took about a year. If you currently have PF the good news is that it can be cured, but you have to be persistent.

  • @MikeBiddle
    @MikeBiddle 7 років тому +25

    This worked for me, I waited over a year to make sure before posting this. Thank you doctor!

    • @leremygan
      @leremygan 2 роки тому +1

      wow.... so it take over a year to get this fixed?

    • @JakeMcGarryDrums
      @JakeMcGarryDrums 2 роки тому

      @@leremygan sometimes it takes longer, have to just stay at it

    • @adammiller9179
      @adammiller9179 19 днів тому

      @@leremygan Or a year healed before he claimed it.

  • @michaelwall4022
    @michaelwall4022 7 років тому +9

    No matter what I search for Dr. Axe, you have some information on it, and it's usually spot on. Thanks for all you do.

  • @Candis_Briggs70
    @Candis_Briggs70 9 років тому +5

    My husband also suffered for nearly a year with this ailment. He said it felt like he was walking on razor blades first thing in the morning. I performed all the typical massage and manipulations that typically are suggested, but none provided any relief. I started scouring the Internet for more ideas and thoughts. I came across a video by Correct Toes that dicusses the issue being more about the tissue dieing rather than being inflamed, a faciosis rather than faciaitis. It was suggested that it was due to shoes that raise the toes upward in a flexed position as well as squishing the toes into an unnatural point as is the shape of many of today's shoes. The suggestion was two part, first to spread the toes apart and second to bend the foot back towards the heel in a plantar flexion. This allows the blood to flow into the plantar facia tendon and really the whole foot. I began doing this treatment on my husband's a flicked foot and the results were nearly immediate. We purchased the correct toes device which is placed in between each of the toes to keep them apart. We have since purchased Lems shoes as they are a minimalist shoe that look like dress shoes. I love Dr. Axe and I agree with the things he has mentioned above but if this addition can help others then I wanted to share. My husband has been pain free for almost a year now!

    • @firefly7826
      @firefly7826 8 днів тому

      Yes.......initially it feels like you are walking on razor blades, it is so debilitating.

  • @victorvalladares571
    @victorvalladares571 9 років тому +26

    Ok people I had been suffering from Plantar Fasciitis and I tried just about everything. Here is how I cured myself by luck. I joined a gym and started swimming. After my swim I ran in the pool as a way to get a little more exercise. When I got out of the pool I noticed that my foot was no longer hurting. I now swim and run I the pool 4 days a week and I have zero pain. I can even walk barefoot with no pain. Another exercise that I've noticed do the same is jumping rope. I'm in great shape now and no foot pain. I thought I would share. Good luck

    • @labenef15
      @labenef15 3 роки тому

      thank you for sharing. I used to swim a lot but with the current pandemic it's been difficult; and since I stopped swimming, I actually developed the plantar fasciitis. That's how I discovered that I need to find a way to gett healed. I am actually starting to jump rope and this advice is definitely something I need. thank you so much for sharing.

    • @stellaessilfie-dughan4873
      @stellaessilfie-dughan4873 3 роки тому

      I have this same problem and I want to try jumping rope,do you do that with shoes or barefoot?

    • @Cyndimarino
      @Cyndimarino 3 роки тому +1

      @@stellaessilfie-dughan4873 I'm learning that the issue is tight calves that are causing plantar fasciitis. For years doctors like this have given the wrong advice. Loosen and stretch your calves every day and the foot pain will go away.

    • @isatubangura6167
      @isatubangura6167 3 роки тому

      @@Cyndimarino depends on how you are structured or built or how far gone your plants fascia is. For me the strain doesn’t come from my calves. I thought stretching my calves will work. It was actually foam rolling for my hips and quads that gives me relief then stretching. So I believe everything works but not for everyone. This also helped for a while too

    • @mescobar8801
      @mescobar8801 3 роки тому

      If you don’t mind me asking how does jumP rope help :) I have one so I want to know how. Is it the way your feet must be when jumping ? Or please help?

  • @Kate-vj4yi
    @Kate-vj4yi 10 років тому +3

    AMAZING RESULTS! Yesterday afternoon, I literally couldn't walk. Today, I'm thinking I might go for a run! All thanks to the great advice offered here. I did the deep massage as Dr. Axe recommends with the rolling pin, and the deep stretch on the stairs, and magnesium at bedtime. I did add the "runner's calf stretch" against the wall, and I iced, and took a little ibuprofen. I did the same routine this AM, and I can't believe how much better I am. I highly recommend this routine and much thanks to Dr. Axe. I'm so lucky to have found this UA-cam.

  • @margieseibel3806
    @margieseibel3806 8 років тому +9

    I am so thankful for this video. I followed his instructions to a tee. It works. Especially the deep foot massage with the rolling pin. Yes, it's quite sore at the beginning. I urge you to continue. I haven't had this much relief in a year and a half. Thank you Dr!

  • @comanche1313
    @comanche1313 9 років тому +11

    I had to come back and tell you that I have had this pain for a couple of years now. I had insoles mad at the foot doctor. It worked great for a while and started hurting again. We were talking about surgery to fix it. I saw your video and the shoes you talked about. I bought a pair of those shoes and I am pleased to say I am no longer in Pain!!!

    • @karenhorton148
      @karenhorton148 4 роки тому +2

      Awesome!!! The Merrill’s???

    • @dorethajohnson4830
      @dorethajohnson4830 4 роки тому +3

      What shoes did you buy and where did you get them from

    • @adammiller9179
      @adammiller9179 19 днів тому

      Omg, this is what's wrong the our medical system. You had pain from atrophied tissue, so they made a custom cast for you to walk on to eliminate immediate pain while atrophying more tissue. Then want to do SURGERY to fix that. Wow...

  • @trywait1979
    @trywait1979 8 років тому +12

    thank you for the tips. ive been in the military for 8 years and never had any issues until recently. All those ruck marches and lots of running finaly caught up with me. I will utilize your tips and give an update in 30 days.

    • @jampijampe9531
      @jampijampe9531 8 років тому

      Did you get better in one week?

    • @trywait1979
      @trywait1979 8 років тому +2

      Actually I have been feeling better. Less pain in the mornings. Its still there pain wise but I feel less of it throughout the day. I got my fingers crossed because its working so far and i really dont want to get carried away and cause further injury.

    • @jampijampe9531
      @jampijampe9531 8 років тому

      Good luck, hope you heal fully soon. I realized that i have it too few days ago, but at least i only feel it on my muay thai trainings. But i think im getting better too.

    • @fuberlin1
      @fuberlin1 8 років тому

      Hey, man. How is it going? Any improvements? I hope it has worked for you :)

    • @jampijampe9531
      @jampijampe9531 8 років тому +1

      fuberlin1 If you asked me, not really. It is still hurts sometimes, and I have to walk differently than normal. But it got better since it's start.

  • @papercandles
    @papercandles 9 років тому +45

    I did the stretches and massage shown in this video, and took magnesium along with vitamin C. I am convinced that this is what cured my plantar fasciitis. A huge thank you to Dr Josh Axe!

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  9 років тому +1

      papercandles Great! I'm so glad these recommendations helped you! Thanks for sharing your success story!

    • @sharminnahar623
      @sharminnahar623 5 років тому

      Thanks for your nice advice. I also found a nice foot treatment program called "Knewreck Foot Treater Guide" - search google if you want. Thanks

    • @moosedrummer1
      @moosedrummer1 5 років тому

      He didn’t mention vitamin C. He said b5. What does the vitamin C help with?

    • @karenhorton148
      @karenhorton148 4 роки тому +2

      HOTSAUCE Vitamin C helps with the absorption of Magnesium

    • @natalie306642
      @natalie306642 Рік тому

      @@moosedrummer1 Yes he did

  • @conrad7771
    @conrad7771 10 років тому +2

    have suffered immense muscle pain in my body since i was 14 years of age,i am now 55.
    Had to give up sport in my early 20s due to the muscle pain and just got so tired of the pain in my feet and legs.
    You are the first person that has mentioned nutrition to help in this condition,thankyou so much i will try the new diet.
    Cannot understand why i have had to suffer for so long without at least someone mentioning dietry assistance before i found you.

  • @EverydayGworl
    @EverydayGworl 8 років тому +10

    TJ Maxx has a sort of "rolling pin" specifically for your feet though. you can find it in the sports section and in the facial/body care section. it kinda looks like a large plastic hour glass type of deal. it's really affordable about $6-$8 and you can put it in the freezer if you want. hope this helps 😀

  • @pgndve
    @pgndve 8 років тому +5

    DR. Axe! THANK YOU SO MUCH for posting this!!! I did this and pretty much in less than 2 weeks my symptoms improve by 85% and in 3 weeks its almost all gone!!!!!!! I'll be sharing this with others!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU!!

  • @HongNguyen-my5oq
    @HongNguyen-my5oq 7 років тому +4

    Thanks you doctor. That rolling pin technique work magic on my foot pain.

  • @andygreek3723
    @andygreek3723 9 років тому +2

    I am 80% better in a week. Had this for 6 months. Thanks so much.

  • @iyaadura9588
    @iyaadura9588 8 років тому +12

    You're a life safer, I watched this video earlier this week, I used rolling pin for couple of days and I feel much better. God bless you man.

  • @yoshiakemiinu
    @yoshiakemiinu 3 роки тому +1

    I’ve had a magnesium deficiency in the past and recently I went to ER because the pain was unbearable. Since this happened so suddenly, I asked the dr if a deficiency could be the culprit and he said he’d never heard of such deficiency to cause plantar fasciitis. I will definitely start taking the vitamins and minerals mentioned plus do the other recommendations.

  • @hollyheat1
    @hollyheat1 7 років тому +27

    THANK YOU so much for this video. It literally changed my life. I have suffered from plantar fasciitis for about 18 months. Very badly in my right foot after I suffered an injury and I developed it in my left foot likely from over compensating for my right foot. Every morning and late at night was agony. The only relief I got was in high heels which only further complicates the issue. I went to a podiatrist and had both injections as well as electrical treatments to stimulate. All I ever got from it was temporary relief and an empty wallet. I found your video and as a last ditch effort before having surgery; I tried it. It completely cured me. Mind you, it didn’t take a week. My left foot took about 2.5 weeks and the right foot about 8 weeks. But it’s completely gone and I am so happy to be active again. I’ve lost 26 pounds because I can exercise again and just recently my husband and I were able to run all over Disneyland and California Adventure for two days with absolutely no residual pain. I cannot thank you enough.

  • @drthomasbaby3890
    @drthomasbaby3890 10 років тому

    Very good remedy. I,ve been suffering from it for past 7 weeks. I got it suddenly while I was jogging. Instead of rolling pin I used hot water filled 500 ml glass bolltle. it was very effective. Thank you so much

  • @dawnhilliard1954
    @dawnhilliard1954 8 років тому +6

    I had pain for about three weeks. After praying about the pain, I watched your video and did some of the exercises. Noticeable improvement after only one day! It has been about a week and I only have a bit of tightness. #grateful

  • @dalilamendoza44
    @dalilamendoza44 7 років тому +1

    Dr. Axe, the tennis ball massage and stretching helped alot, now the pain in concentrated on the heel rather than the arch. Any tips on how to relieve that?

  • @andrewmartin8978
    @andrewmartin8978 6 років тому +5

    Hi Dr. Axe, I wanted to share that my planter fasciitis was caused by ill-fitting shoes (as you said). Once I bought orthopedic shoes, it literally disappeared. I was terrified when I developed planter fasciitis because I was only 32 years old and LOVE to run. Anyway, thanks for your tips!

  • @pugsrule0408
    @pugsrule0408 10 років тому +2

    I am definitely going to try this. I have been suffering for about a year. Went to the podiatrist and ended up with a steroid shot in each heel. I have a very high tolerance for pain, these shots almost made me jump out of my skin!! They helped for awhile but I'm hurting worse than before. I've purchased a couple pair of shoes (sandals) that have helped but only if I'm wearing them.
    Thanks for this simple information!

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 років тому

      You're welcome pugsrule0408!

  • @lolosecrease
    @lolosecrease 6 років тому +10

    Thanks for sharing! What kind of magnesium derivative do you recommend (i.e. citrate, glycinate, etc.)?

  • @jeanettewooden8150
    @jeanettewooden8150 8 років тому

    This really works! Have had plantar fasciitis very mildly in one foot for ages, but have had it very badly in the other foot for about a week (I have a lumbar scoliosis, so I think I don't walk evenly, which gets worse as I get older) Have been in agony, started these exercises etc 2 days ago and I can walk without pain! It hasn't completely gone yet, but is much relieved. Thank you.

  • @timmi59
    @timmi59 7 років тому +4

    Good video. Short, clear, concise. Thanks, Doc. I'll try these things immediately.

  • @roblovegreen
    @roblovegreen 7 років тому

    I suffered with plantar fasciitis for months and tried all the therapies. They helped but I still had heel pain. Then It went away five days after going gluten free. A Google search revealed tons of stories about PF going away after starting a gluten free diet. I am staying gluten free now and hope that it resolves some other health issues. Blessings -Rob

  • @susanbrennan1159
    @susanbrennan1159 8 років тому +5

    After 2 years of suffering chronic pain I have finally found some relief ...thank you so much Dr Josh Axe....you are a star 👍

  • @DavidOMart
    @DavidOMart 7 років тому +1

    This has helped me thank you. I think it's more treatment than "cure" but the approach is useful. I use a golf ball for rolling, I tape my foot if pain is bad or I'm going for a run, and I bought some support socks from Amazon to wear around the house part of the day as well.

  • @christopherschwan
    @christopherschwan 10 років тому +68

    Dr. Axe, after suffering from PF for that past 4 years (caused by multiple combat tours) I started researching cures only to find that there are several treatment options that doctors and sufferers teach. After gathering information from dozens of websites and blogs, there seems to be a consensus of what is most beneficial for treating PF: deep tissue massage (I used a golf ball); nutrition with anti inflammatory properties; stretching the plantar fascia, Achilles tendon, calfs and hamstrings; strengthening the foot muscles, tendons, and ligaments by PROGRESSIVELY walking barefoot. It took only about 7 to 10 days for all my symptoms to go away and now after a month of rehab, I started running (barefoot). If I had any doubt in my mind, your video reassured me that what I learned was in fact correct information. Will your advice work for everyone like some magic pill for PF? Probably not because they have to figure out what is causing their PF in the first place or it will only recur no matter how much rehab is accomplished. for an example, if someone is overweight which is causing their PF, most likely no amount of barefoot walking will help this individual because being overweight not only places excessive pressure on the weak foot and plantar fascia, but also causes abnormal gaits which also exacerbates PF. based on other ideas and philosophies about treating PF that I found on the web, your advice is very effective for most people suffering from PF - not to say everyone will benefit from it. So, for all you nay sayers that thinks this doctor is providing a quacky cure from PF think again because I have read a lot of testimonials from people who followed a similar program such as this one Dr. Axe speaks about. "Don't knock it until you try it" and if you have little or no success then something else is causing your PF other than poor fitting shoes... By the way, I posted on facebook that I was going to treat my PF by going barefoot and everyone started freaking out... I found it interesting that after a long debate spanning several days, the majority admitted that their heel pain was less painful when walking barefoot... they are now all ears!!!!
    Good work Doc

    • @GachiCool
      @GachiCool 5 років тому +3

      In India we mostly walk bare foot at home as we feel all the nerves at foot are connected to enitire body parts.

  • @markanddanielsmom
    @markanddanielsmom 10 років тому

    Hi Dr I am so pleased to find your tips tonight my right heel feel mushy when I walk and the pain has been not been going away infact I have almost fallen many times when I step off my bed in the morning because of the pain in my heel so I do appreciate you taking the time to explain and show how anyone can get relief most grateful

  • @jehovahlinem.bantolio778
    @jehovahlinem.bantolio778 5 років тому +4

    thank you so much doc for this information im glad I watched your video. I’m suffering this for more than 4 months and it’s really painful every time I walk 😢😢😢 just like I’m a limp huhuhu many people tend to ask and sometimes laugh at me. this would be a great help for me 😀 thank you thank you 🙏

  • @plantarfasciitiscare8168
    @plantarfasciitiscare8168 6 років тому +2

    I can confirm that most of the advice in this video works. I've been using a rolling pin for exercise for several years now and it really does help.

  • @my3boysleiter
    @my3boysleiter 9 років тому +5

    Thank you for this info. I had it in my right foot from 2 heel spurs about 2 yrs ago, I did stretching and deep tissue massage for it and it took about 3 months and a 45 lb weight loss to relieve it. This time, I currently have it in my left foot due to 2 spurs again and a large weight gain (nursing school stress), one points into the plantar fascia and the other is hitting the Achilles tendon. I'm a nurse now and I'm on my feet all the time (I am also a licensed massage therapist which is what I was doing for work when my right acted up so I could rest more) and it's hard to get relief. I had the shot in my left heel last week and it did NOTHING. I wish I could walk barefoot at work but it would kill my back and it's kind of gross. Barefoot is the most comfortable. The deep tissue is helping and my PT showed me some lacing techniques for my shoes while at work and that has made a big difference. I will try the nutritional aspect now. I'm currently losing the weight I gained and I know that will also help. Thanks for taking the time to make this.

    • @MeMe-dw1sm
      @MeMe-dw1sm 2 роки тому

      Jesus Christ stop eating!

    • @kj3d812
      @kj3d812 Рік тому

      @@MeMe-dw1sm

  • @Spright91
    @Spright91 8 років тому +10

    That deep tissue rolling worked a charm for me. Thanks you tube videos are rarely as helpful as this was

  • @trinitylondon6997
    @trinitylondon6997 7 років тому

    Dr.Axe you are a very sharp doctor!thanks for sharing.

  • @LO4LIFE56
    @LO4LIFE56 5 років тому +4

    Hey thanks for your video. take per day. I think I heard you say 500 mg of magnesium daily but how many milligrams of fish oil should you take every day?

  • @anitazipperer5311
    @anitazipperer5311 10 років тому

    I can't wait to get started. I hope this works. I have been in pain for 4 years and nothing seems to help. The biggest difference is that I have been told to ALWAYS wear arch support shoes (Crocs) at ALL times. I will let you know what happens.

  • @bogdanzlatojevic6014
    @bogdanzlatojevic6014 9 років тому +46

    Dr. Josh you did right thing with this instrunction. Very simple and effectivly explaind!

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  9 років тому

      Bogdan Zlatojevic Thank for your support! I'm glad this video was helpful to you.

    • @rifayatrony1011
      @rifayatrony1011 9 років тому

      Bogdan Zlatojevic hello this video is helpful to know corbandy feet pain crusher .your content have to search google for it .You have to search phrase: treatment for plantar fasciitis

    • @weekendwarrior4980
      @weekendwarrior4980 9 років тому +1

      Here's another good resource by a PT.
      www.amazon.com/The-5-Minute-Plantar-Fasciitis-Solution/dp/1457539268/ref=pd_sim_14_4?ie=UTF8&dpID=41T1Oz5a4dL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR120%2C160_&refRID=0P1NZB61MJQSGZQSVTE1

    • @ljupcedonev4118
      @ljupcedonev4118 9 років тому

      +Bogdan Zlatojevic Not certain about the points made but ,if anyone else wants to learn about how to cure foot pain at home try Vaxicorn Treat Feet Guide ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some great things about it and my brother in law got excellent success with it.

    • @vinishar5063
      @vinishar5063 8 років тому +3

      hi everyone ,if anyone else needs to find out about cure plantar fasciitis try Corbandy Feet Pain Crusher ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my mate got amazing success with it.

  • @catherine7890
    @catherine7890 2 роки тому

    I've had plantar faciitis for nearly a year. I have seen a massage therapist which did help a lot but it came back. I saw a podiatrist for orthotics and treatment. Again this did not help much. I always felt that the problem was coming from my back so I have recently seen an osteopath. The osteopath adjusted my hip, my plantar fasciitis is now almost gone and I am feeling the best I have felt in almost a year. I think there may be multiple causes for plantar fasciitis, my advice would be to look further up the leg or even your back or hips. Thanks for a great video.

  • @hannahrichards9050
    @hannahrichards9050 8 років тому +7

    I've been suffering these symptoms for nearly 3 months. so painful. I don't drive so I'm on my feet all the time. I will try these tips thank you.

    • @vminhope3040
      @vminhope3040 6 років тому +1

      Hannah Richards Me too, It was probably some bad shoes I wore because it had started then and then I started working 2 jobs a day and within a month I was in so much pain.

  • @JessicaMillerNashville
    @JessicaMillerNashville 4 роки тому

    Rolling pin is excellent and these are the best tips I've found online so far! Thank you!!!

  • @katykgala
    @katykgala 7 років тому +3

    I know many of my clients suffer from this. These are great tips and will help so many people that have this issue. Thank you for taking the time out to share your secret tips!

  • @gloriaesfeller6504
    @gloriaesfeller6504 6 років тому +1

    Thanks Dr Axe. My Dr diagnostic me hernia in my lower back and bulging disc neck. Thanks

  • @jackcbr600
    @jackcbr600 8 років тому +3

    Do you still recommend vibrams if I stand on concrete at work all day or only during other activities?

  • @noahschmartz2354
    @noahschmartz2354 6 років тому +2

    Great video thanks, in addition to all the ideas mentioned I found filling a 500 mil soda/water bottle with warm water was a big help to me getting started with the roller exercise as my soles were excessively sore in the beginning and the bit of give in the water absorbed some of the impact, good luck all ,

  • @instasupermamka
    @instasupermamka 8 років тому +4

    thank you so much for video!
    i have a question. I did self-massage yesterday with tennis ball and the day after( today) felt in that area much worser. is that ok? should i continue massage or go to check doctor?

  • @dessertman1181
    @dessertman1181 8 років тому +1

    Dr. Axe I am going to give this a go. I was using the rolling pin while watching your video. Will see how this progresses.

    • @jsi4u2nv
      @jsi4u2nv 8 років тому +4

      My podiatrist also suggested a frozen bottled water and roll foot with it.

  • @Atomischangel
    @Atomischangel 9 років тому +6

    Thank you so much! It has helped me a lot since I begun to practice all the tips =D.

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  9 років тому

      Atomischangel Great! I'm glad these tips were helpful to you.

  • @patientruman8851
    @patientruman8851 6 років тому

    hi doctor axe my name is ruman, i really appreciate the job you're doing to help peoples may good bless you and your family

  • @yuyufool117
    @yuyufool117 7 років тому +6

    Love how you explained everything smoothly and with confidence! Great job! Great tips!

  • @davidzajac4907
    @davidzajac4907 4 роки тому

    Thank you. I just made a dr appointment today but, it's for the middle of September. I cant take the pain for that much longer. I'm going to do all of these exercises starting today and get the vitamins tomorrow. By the comments, I am hopeful. The pain is ridiculously bad. The cost of the vitamins is low compared to the cost of 5he lack of activity. As of yesterday, I can't even walk on the treadmill. Again, thanks. Dave Z.

  • @smilncynic
    @smilncynic 8 років тому +7

    Magnesium seems to be working for me. Thanks Dr. Axe!

  • @greythefox1557
    @greythefox1557 6 років тому

    Awesome thank you so much for these great tips. I am really hurting from plantar pain so I will try all these great tips.

  • @drjoshaxe
    @drjoshaxe  9 років тому +134

    Plantar Fasciitis plagues many people, especially runners, but it doesn't have to. There are some simple things you can do to prevent and cure plantar fasciitis forever.
    #healthyliving #wednesdaywisdom

    • @chaudharyshaivya1339
      @chaudharyshaivya1339 9 років тому

      ***** Hi I like this video, particularly your ideas in the second half for how to cure healwell plantar fasciitis night splint. If you want to know more google it Knewreck foot treater guide.

    • @azmirchaya2572
      @azmirchaya2572 9 років тому

      ***** A product I also found helpfull for heel and arch pain
      is knewreck foot treater guide - search google if you want

    • @microtuber340
      @microtuber340 9 років тому

      Kudos for the video content! Apologies for the intrusion, I am interested in your initial thoughts. Have you considered - Mackorny Feet Ahead Blueprint (search on google)? Ive heard some great things about it and my GF finally said ta ta to the frustrating Plantar Fasciitis stress with it.

    • @mirazulislam320
      @mirazulislam320 9 років тому

      ***** Excellent video content! Sorry for chiming in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you heard about - Mackorny Feet Ahead Blueprint (google it)? Ive heard some awesome things about it and my buddy at very last Got rid of the annoying Plantar Fasciitis issue with it.

    • @vivashkarki1216
      @vivashkarki1216 9 років тому

      ***** Thanks for the Video! Excuse me for chiming in, I would appreciate your initial thoughts. Have you thought about - Mackorny Feet Ahead Blueprint (search on google)? Ive heard some extraordinary things about it and my buddy after many years removed the uncontrollable Plantar Fasciitis problem with it.

  • @ericgrajeda2671
    @ericgrajeda2671 9 місяців тому

    Thanks for the advice looking at those vitamins and exercise exclusively for that muscle .

  • @rogermichna718
    @rogermichna718 3 роки тому +4

    Go to steps instead of lifting heel up let heel go down. cured mine in a few days. Had it about 5 different times.

    • @ghiriishsridharan5719
      @ghiriishsridharan5719 3 роки тому

      I’m confused. Ur saying I have to walk on my heel and put pressure on it?

    • @rogermichna718
      @rogermichna718 3 роки тому

      NO NO! On steps place front feet half on. Then drop heel down 5,10 times then lift 5,10 times whatever you can 1,2,3 times a day. It will heal quickly.

    • @ghiriishsridharan5719
      @ghiriishsridharan5719 3 роки тому

      @@rogermichna718 oh ok thank you

  • @maureenddonovan6249
    @maureenddonovan6249 5 років тому +2

    Wow this is so painful, thank u so much for yr helpful tips, yr amazing

  • @sunnycharacter
    @sunnycharacter 9 років тому +4

    I am having trouble finding B5. Where do I get it?

  • @mjerse50
    @mjerse50 3 роки тому

    Great news thank you I’m suffering from this most painful experience on my right foot

  • @singer838
    @singer838 10 років тому +11

    Awesome advice ! Thank you so much. Suffered for years listening to top Podiatrist's advice that only made him money building orthotics. I kept asking for tendon repairing foods or supplements to help it heal but was advised to take tylenol . I went on holiday, couldn't stand walking around in shoes so I went barefoot on the sand. Upon returning saw a good chiropractor who aligned the bones in my foot. Now if I have a flare-up from over use I know the drill. 1. Rest it/ elevate. 2. Chiro visit. 3. Massage and stretching. 4. be patient, stay off concrete surfaces and walk only in my 5 Fingers shoes !

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 років тому +4

      That's great singer838!

  • @grahandful
    @grahandful 10 років тому

    Just what the Doctor ordered. Thanks so much I just started getting heel pain strangely in one foot only on the right hand heel side. There is no Bruising but it hurts when resting, once I am up and about no problem. I will try your techniques thankyou for sharing your wisdom.

  • @miriamwoolf7180
    @miriamwoolf7180 10 років тому +4

    Thanks so much Dr Axe. This helps more than anything else. I love the rolling pin part!

  • @henrikandersson3072
    @henrikandersson3072 9 років тому +1

    I got pain in that area of the foot after running too much coming back from a 5 month long injury. Found this video on the third day and started with the exercises immediately. One week later I no longer experience any pain. I didn´t have too much pain to begin with, and I don´t know where I would have been if I would have not have followed Dr. Axe's advice. But I know that I am 99% better today.

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  9 років тому

      Henrik Andersson Great! Thanks for sharing your success story! I'm so glad these recommendations were helpful to you!

  • @RogerMHowes
    @RogerMHowes 10 років тому +22

    Great video!
    This exercise works for me:
    1-Stand facing a wall and place your hands on the wall at eye level.
    2-Put one leg backwards, keeping the front knee bent. Ensure both feet remain flat on the floor.
    3-Lean forwards, allowing the front knee to bend until a gentle stretch is felt in the rear leg behind the knee.
    4-Hold for thirty seconds, then repeat with the other leg.
    5-Rest for thirty seconds, then repeat 3-5 times.

    • @RogerMHowes
      @RogerMHowes 10 років тому +6

      source: happyfeet4ever.com/plantar-fasciitis-exercises/

    • @georgepearson5393
      @georgepearson5393 9 років тому +8

      This works for me: ===>> *plantarfasciitiscure.gethow.info*

    • @outoftime788
      @outoftime788 5 років тому

      no that makes it wors

  • @LaVictoria.61
    @LaVictoria.61 7 років тому

    Thank you so much Dr. Axe! I knew you would have the answer. You are a God send.

  • @pwashington99
    @pwashington99 9 років тому +7

    Well its official! I started this just over a week ago, and after a few runs this week, its gone!!! This has been bugging me for over two months and I stretch and make sure I don't over do it, and this was still bugging me till now. Dr. Axe, thank you so much for posting this video, now I can run again with no more pain!!! You rock dude!

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  9 років тому +1

      pwashington99 That's great! I'm so glad this video was so helpful to you! Thanks so much for your support and for sharing your success story!

  • @danceteacherleslie
    @danceteacherleslie 7 років тому

    I followed this remedy...IT WORKS! You must work at it every day, though. Don't give up!

  • @drjoshaxe
    @drjoshaxe  10 років тому +37

    Plantar Fasciitis plagues many people, especially runners, but it doesn't have to. There are some simple things you can do to prevent and cure plantar fasciitis forever.
    #tiptuesday

    • @brokenhearted316
      @brokenhearted316 10 років тому +1

      I haw such pain and been to 3 doctors and still in a lot of pain so I am going to try your way SO I hope it works

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 років тому +1

      Joe Mangano Hopefully these tips will be helpful for you!

    • @brokenhearted316
      @brokenhearted316 10 років тому +2

      ***** Me too my brother Me too

    • @hanololo2001
      @hanololo2001 10 років тому

      interesting points ,if anyone else needs to find out about treat foot pain try Cranstirk Stop Pain Channel (do a search on google ) ? Ive heard some unbelievable things about it and my co-worker got amazing results with it.

    • @malrosable
      @malrosable 10 років тому

      hey ,if anyone else is searching for how to cure foot pain at home try Cranstirk Stop Pain Channel ( search on google ) ? Ive heard some interesting things about it and my partner got great results with it.

  • @kerstinnoack2936
    @kerstinnoack2936 10 років тому

    Dear Dr. Axe, Thanks a bunch for your advise. It worked! After a couple of deep tissue massages, taking Magnesium twice daily and so on, my pain is gone. There is still quite the swelling but it is not painful anymore. :)

  • @cazzalyric
    @cazzalyric 10 років тому +6

    Great advice, especially the nutritional part as most people only focus on the mechanics and forget that you are what you eat. Following a diet that deals with inflammation is so key as well as the vitamins and minerals you mentioned.....Subscribed :-)

  • @saumyapandey6383
    @saumyapandey6383 7 років тому

    hey Doc Josh ... very efficiently you explained the topic. I am facing this problem and will try to follow all your tips. thanks so much

  • @gymrat9757
    @gymrat9757 4 роки тому +11

    *For resistant cases, suggest **_The Five-Minute Plantar Fasciitis Solution_** at Amazon - works.*

  • @littleoldme8030
    @littleoldme8030 8 років тому +1

    Wow thanks so much for this Dr Axe. I dont have health insurance and therefore I cant afford to go a foot specialist to fix this problem. But youve made it possible for free. I really appreciate it!

  • @lisamassam6442
    @lisamassam6442 9 років тому +4

    Thank you for the really practical tips. Can I just ask a question I note you take mag before bed, do you think you should take all vits before bed for best results?

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  9 років тому +4

      LISA MASSAM Thanks for your support. I recommend consulting your physician with vitamin/supplement timing. I recommend magnesium before bed because it helps to relax the muscles and body.

    • @evolutionwolf6477
      @evolutionwolf6477 8 років тому +1

      There are many factors in plantar foot treatment. One plan I discovered which succeeds in merging these is the Natural Foot Wizard (check it out on google) definately the most useful remedy that I've seen.Check out all the awesome info .

  • @ireneelenamaschauer2761
    @ireneelenamaschauer2761 6 років тому

    excelente todo, menos comidas, enviarme todos los ejercicios sencillos en ESPAÑOL PUES NO ENTIENDO OTRO IDIOMA. MUCHAS GRACIAS, ESPERO TODOS LOS EJERCICIOS SENCILLOS GRACIAS. BENDICIONES.

  • @omsujesh4123
    @omsujesh4123 8 років тому +10

    Dr Axe please do a video of curing of enlarged testes .. If one grew 2/3 times of size to other..
    regards..

  • @kc9performance
    @kc9performance 7 років тому

    This worked for me, I play competitive football and got plantar fasciitis last week and struggled at training/matches for two days. Then I watched this and I did the steps in the video and my heal became virtually pain free in 5 days and 10 days on I can play matches fully again . Let's hope I can heal my Achilles in the same way.

  • @emphaticman
    @emphaticman 8 років тому +5

    Try a putting a golf ball in the freezer. One recommendation is do not avoid sensitive area s. It well will hurt bit at first, I started with 15 seconds, then in increments 15 seconds every 8 hours. Soon you be able to roll the golf ball 2 minutes 2-3 times a day.

  • @cgumpscheck
    @cgumpscheck 8 років тому +2

    Thanks Dr. Axe. Will start on this today.

  • @Sweet--Richard.4981
    @Sweet--Richard.4981 8 років тому +4

    I appreciate your video but couldn't running barefoot do more damage than good. One could aquire achilles tendinitis from the shock. Also what dosage of B5 and fish oil? Can any of these nutrients be obtained in food? How do you distinguish achilles tendinitis from plantar fascitiis since both eminate from the heel?

  • @C.N.1
    @C.N.1 5 місяців тому

    Thanks again, Dr. Josh Axe!

  • @Quisquellano26
    @Quisquellano26 9 років тому +5

    I felt almost instant relief. Thank you, doc!

  • @kathleenammons6038
    @kathleenammons6038 6 років тому

    thanks doc for the help. I watched your other videos as well

  • @tiffanyrhodes1096
    @tiffanyrhodes1096 9 років тому +5

    Henry B. Eyring *The major component contributing to discomfort is the irritation occurring secondary to the disease process, rather than a spur or other mechanical factor. Traditional therapeutic efforts have been directed at decreasing the presumed inflammation.*

    • @tiffanyrhodes1096
      @tiffanyrhodes1096 9 років тому +2

      _Plantar Fasciitis Relief in 7 Days_
      *See Here=>* plantarfasciitis.healthymethodcenter.com

  • @louisgl
    @louisgl 9 років тому

    It works!!! I used a piece of 1 1/2 inch OD PVC pipe about 10 inches long. Used it every morning before getting out of bed. And it is 90% better. Thanks

  • @redkeepersylar
    @redkeepersylar 9 років тому +11

    You said 500 Mg of magnesium, how about the B-5, fish oil and C?
    Also is it a good a idea to take all those pill at once before going to bed?
    Thanks.

    • @janetnewbill291
      @janetnewbill291 9 років тому

      Gregory taking mag before bed is great when sweat during the day we sweat out our minerals. I always take them before bed.

  • @myfathermyworld8912
    @myfathermyworld8912 10 років тому +1

    Thank you really really a lot Dr for these tips i really need it. it really painfull and when the pain starts i can no more walk. i will try what you said in your video. Thanks again.

    • @drjoshaxe
      @drjoshaxe  10 років тому

      Great, hopefully these remedies will help you norskdame damenorsk.

  • @ThirdEyeTrader
    @ThirdEyeTrader 9 років тому +4

    Thank Doc! Have early signs of this issue. Took off shoes I was wearing for trail Walking and light running and was walking around house in my slippers and barefoot. Feels so much better. Thanks for recommendation on barefoot shoes. Will be looking for good fit for my foot. Would not thought of that.

  • @cosmicshy637
    @cosmicshy637 2 роки тому

    Thanks for a short & sweet video!

  • @martinfacciuolo2627
    @martinfacciuolo2627 8 років тому +3

    Thank you for this video. Very helpul! When are you coming to Austin, Texas? Maybe to Whole Foods Market? It would be awesome to go to a conference or something. I really enjoy all your videos and healthy tips. Thank you!!!

  • @godlymenintraining
    @godlymenintraining 7 років тому +2

    This video had the best insight I have found on curing Plantar. Thank you for sharing!!

  • @gogetacloud
    @gogetacloud 8 років тому +3

    I was told by my podiatrist to always wear shoes if possible because the plantar fascia insoles he prescribed. but i always have pain less with shoes but more without shoes.

    • @WinstonofLansdowne
      @WinstonofLansdowne 8 років тому

      Same here. I was told not to go barefoot or wear shoes without an arch. This is one of the most painful things I have gone thru.

    • @Calallal
      @Calallal 8 років тому +2

      if you wore gloves all the time you would probably expect softer hands. same with the feet. high tech shoes, low tech feet. your doctor would have told you to not go bare foot, this is correct when your foot pain is agrovated then yeah not going bare for is a good idea. but that doesn't mean you shouldnt ever go barefoot. work into using less and less support from should

    • @marleneferguson1823
      @marleneferguson1823 7 років тому

      yes, I agree. When the inflammation has reduced so you aren't feeling the pain... gradually work into strengthening the muscles (go barefoot a few minutes a day... work up from that).

    • @kristybennigsohn7235
      @kristybennigsohn7235 6 років тому

      Always told to wear shoes , even in the house because your feet need the supports. Going barefoot is the worst thing you could do.

    • @chayrelmonzon1652
      @chayrelmonzon1652 6 років тому

      I have the same issues ! If I’m wearing support shoes it’s worst

  • @cotton2clothinfotech884
    @cotton2clothinfotech884 6 років тому

    very nice video about curing of planter fasciitis

  • @PatrickFarrell_KJV
    @PatrickFarrell_KJV 6 років тому +10

    Magnesium, vitamin B5, Fish oil. 😀👍 Thank you!

  • @primmgrey2724
    @primmgrey2724 6 років тому +2

    So thankful I found your vid! Thank you so much, Doc. I am going to implement this protocol today.

  • @supersawyer358
    @supersawyer358 8 років тому +7

    Your bone broth with turmeric has actually helped my plantar fasciitis pain by remarkable amount. Turmeric definitely has great anti inflammatory properties!!!

  • @ashokkumarmuthyam2986
    @ashokkumarmuthyam2986 6 років тому

    I special thanks to Dr. I am plantar fasciitis patient Now I am relief from this problem.

  • @onkyomitsu4765
    @onkyomitsu4765 8 років тому +3

    I noticed another common cause of P.F. is when one wears the same shoes every single day, it's important to cycle through shoes to keep your feet happy imo. Great video!

    • @tinamarie6146
      @tinamarie6146 3 роки тому

      yep..that is why runners have multiple pairs of shoes....