This question may seem strange to physicians, but how
will they explain that in the forties of the last century, flat feet were
tested only in 4-6% of the population, and in 2000, according to the results of
a general medical examination conducted in Russia, deformities of the feet and
spine were already noted in 85-95 % of the population. Is this the result of
the active work of modern medicine, or the use of improperly made shoes?
Analyzing these factors, I come to the conclusion that medicine is really not a
science, the doctor does not know the basics of mechanics, does not know what
kind of load the skeleton of the feet perceives, which the muscles cannot cope
with. Medicine cannot understand what a self-regulating system is, that it
consists of cells whose metabolic processes are supported by contraction of
skeletal muscles. Their pumping function is disturbed during the development of
deformations in the structures of the skeleton and feet in particular. If the
load on the feet is determined by the position of the General Centre of Gravity
of the body, its displacement relative to the vertical axis of symmetry of the
skeleton, then the spinal deformities are associated with the difference in leg
lengths that each individual has. It should be compensated by specialists
involved in the correction of the feet, which means restoring the work of the
whole organism. This is the specialist on which the health of everyone depends.
But doctors and specialists who make insoles do not understand this. Yes, these
insoles are no longer called orthopaedic. Experts do not know that the main
supporting arches of the feet are the outer longitudinal and transverse. That
all deformations of the skeleton begin with them. The doctor, like a child,
cannot understand that by filling the gap under the arch, raising it, he turns
the feet into flat feet. Here you need to know the kinematics of the movement
of the bones of the skeleton, which is the overturning of the inner arch, and
not vertical lowering, similar to the supporting arches. The process of
dampening the speed of transfer of the leg during the performance of a step
occurs after the top of the outer arch touches the supporting surface. This is
how a moment of forces arises, which unfolds the internal arch on the supporting
surface of the calcaneus, on its subtalar joint. This moment of force also
occurs when walking with the toes turned outward and, of course, on a long limb
when the calcaneus is turned, which functionally shortens itself in this way.
