Comments on: WE’RE ALL CONNECTED http://realbodybootcamp.com/2009/12/19/were-all-connected/ Just another WordPress weblog Sat, 19 May 2012 02:35:02 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7.1 hourly 1 By: Gilbert Haider http://realbodybootcamp.com/2009/12/19/were-all-connected/comment-page-1/#comment-466 Gilbert Haider Wed, 12 May 2010 18:32:12 +0000 http://realbodybootcamp.com/?p=1592#comment-466 Extremely interesting post thank you for sharing I just added your site to my favorites and will check back :) By the way this is a little off subject but I really like your web page layout. Extremely interesting post thank you for sharing I just added your site to my favorites and will check back :) By the way this is a little off subject but I really like your web page layout.

]]> By: Plantar Fasciitis http://realbodybootcamp.com/2009/12/19/were-all-connected/comment-page-1/#comment-202 Plantar Fasciitis Mon, 21 Dec 2009 01:23:53 +0000 http://realbodybootcamp.com/?p=1592#comment-202 Some great points, Liz. I honestly had no idea that the fascia are a system that interconnects throughout the entire human body. I guess I just thought it was fibers in the bottom of the foot. My wife injured her plantar fascia 3 years ago. Mostly a combination of being overweight and (being a California girl most of her life) running around barefoot. It's taken almost 3 years to cure it and we are well aware that without proper foot care, it could come back. That's why we started our website on plantar fasciitis. She couldn't find any real one-stop-shop resources for the problem. She had to go to half a dozen different sites to get the things she needed to heal the pain. Just make sure your readers know that if they injure a fascia and don't continue to take care of that area after the pain goes away, we'll guarantee the pain will be back. Keep up the good work, Liz! Bob Some great points, Liz.

I honestly had no idea that the fascia are a system that interconnects throughout the entire human body. I guess I just thought it was fibers in the bottom of the foot.

My wife injured her plantar fascia 3 years ago. Mostly a combination of being overweight and (being a California girl most of her life) running around barefoot.

It’s taken almost 3 years to cure it and we are well aware that without proper foot care, it could come back. That’s why we started our website on plantar fasciitis.

She couldn’t find any real one-stop-shop resources for the problem. She had to go to half a dozen different sites to get the things she needed to heal the pain.

Just make sure your readers know that if they injure a fascia and don’t continue to take care of that area after the pain goes away, we’ll guarantee the pain will be back.

Keep up the good work, Liz!

Bob

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