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[quote=Anonymous]Yoga toes and other types of bunion correction devices don’t cure the bunion. The bunion happens from structural issues in your foot that affect the way you stand and walk. Wearing shoes that are roomy, provide adequate arch support and don’t force your weight onto the front of your foot can reduce the severity of bunions and even delay their formation, but bunions happen even if you wear sensible shoes and stay at a healthy weight (obviously extra weight carried on your feet affects the way you walk and stand). About 1/3 of people get bunions, it’s a very common condition. Some people get relief from podiatric foot therapy/massage that helps them to walk more naturally. Bunions can recur after surgical intervention, so bear that in mind.[/quote]
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