The Good Foot Book: A Guide for Men, Women, Children, Athletes, Seniors - Everyone
The Foot Doctor knows what to do. You only get one pair of feet - take care of them!
The Good Foot Book contains the latest information on every aspect of foot health - including new diagnostic and treatment procedures developed within the last four years - for every foot problem imaginable: bunions, hammer toes and corns, calluses and warts, foot skin problems, and the serious foot problems faced by diabetics, seniors, and serious athletes, especially runners. The author specializes in computerized orthotics for over 50 different conditions, and this book is the first to standardize orthotic foot therapy. The reader will learn what computerized orthotics can do for both your feet and body. They can even help with sciatica.
The Good Foot Book includes information on:
- when to seek professional help
- the myth of heel spur pain
- how to avoid unnecessary cortisone shots
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Book details
- Author
- Glenn Copeland
- Imprint
- Hunter House, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Formats
- Paperback
- Subjects
- Health & Fitness › Healthy Living
- Topics
- foot health · bunions · hammertoes · calluses and warts · orthotics · foot care for athletes · diabetic foot care · foot care for seniors
- ISBN-13
- 9780897934480
About the author
GLENN COPELAND is a Canadian podiatrist and the author of five Canadian bestselling books on foot care, including The Good Foot Book, The Foot Doctor and Healthy Feet.
Copeland holds a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine degree from the Illinois College of Podiatric Medicine and has served on the staff of Women’s College Hospital and the Sports Medicine Clinic at Mount Sinai Hospital in Toronto. He founded Footmaxx International, a gait analysis system, and served as founder, chairman, and CEO of Cleveland Clinic Canada. The Foot Doctor has been translated into 12 languages.
When he’s not writing, Copeland maintains a private practice in Toronto and has served as consulting orthopedic podiatrist with the Toronto Blue Jays since 1980. His books draw directly on that clinical and sports medicine experience.
Glenn lives in Toronto.