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Insoles and Orthotics
Insoles are flat cushioned inserts that are placed inside the shoe. They are designed to reduce shock, provide support for heels and arches, and absorb moisture and odor. In general, they can be very helpful for many people. For example, in a study of foot pain in New York police officers, more than 60% of them reported more comfort and less foot pain after using insoles. People respond very differently to specific insoles. What may work for one person may not for another. T...
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