Magnet * Germanium * Far Infrared Ray * Negative Ion
Benefits :
• Properly shapes the arch of your feet
• Normalizes your nervous system
• Accelerates your metabolic process
• Massages your feet as you walk.
• Infuses you with the benefits of negative ions
• Keeps your feet fresh and sterile
• Corrects back and shoulders misalignment
• Is effective therapy for lower back discomfort
• Supports your hips to reduce strain
• Reduces trauma on knee joints
• Enfolds your feet to improve stability
• Constructed with hypoallergenic material
• Is Odor Free
• Transferable from Shoe to Shoe
• Improves blood circulation
• Tones up your feet
• Is fully washable
• Preferred and selected by Athletes (Sports Exercise)
When you first use the NanoTech Foot Liberator, you may feel like you are standing on a small hard ball; this is normal. We recommend that you DO NOT use it too long at fi rst, or your leg muscles may become strained and sore. Your feet will adapt to this process, and will feel more comfortable after a period of time; this time may vary for each person.
Follow the recommended usage time (Adaption Periods) below. You may need 2 weeks, a month, or 3 months to feel comfortable. Be patient!
Getting Started
Insert the NanoTech Foot Liberator into a comfortable pair of laced or sport shoes (not slip-ons).
During the adaptation period, you may feel discomfort, pain, or nausea as your posture is realigned. If this occurs, do not extend the wearing time until the condition lapses.
If you are already using other orthotics, we recommend you gradually phase them out as you adapt your feet to the NanoTech Foot Liberator.
Adaption Periods
This varies with the shape of your arch.
Arche Type | 1st Week | 2nd Week | 3rd Week | 4th Week | 5th Week |
A | 1 hour | 2 hour | 3 hour | 4 hour | 5 hour |
B | 2 hour | 3 hour | 4 hour | All day | |
C | 3 hour | 4 hour | All day |
Type A
Aged feet and/ or very high arches, or with existing heel pain. Adaption period is between 6 weeks to 3 months before the Liberator can be comfortably used all day.
Type B
Normal Arches.
It will take about 3 weeks for comfortable continuous usage.
Type C
Very young and/ or very flat feet. It will take 2 weeks to fully adapt for all-day usage.
Supplemental Information On Common Foot Problems
What Causes Heel Pain, Plantar Fasciitis, & Bone Spurs
The plantar fascia is the muscle group that runs from the heel to the ball of the foot. It serves as our “suspension system,” and works really well when walking on sand, grass, gravel, and dirt. It gets insufficient use when we walk on hard floors and in shoes, and becomes stiff and tense.
When a stiff & tense tendon is extended, it cannot stretch enough so it starts to tear (usually away from the heel), causing a painful infl ammation (plantar fasciitis). The pain is most intense when getting out of bed, or out of the car after a long drive.
The body will try to fix the tear by depositing calcium at the site. This becomes the heel spur.
You need to get the muscles strong and fl exible again. The best solution is either spending the rest of your life barefoot on sand, grass, or wearing a fl exible orthotics (such as NanoTech Foot Liberator) which will exercise your tendons and muscles.