shoes cause MS; OMG

[Guest guest]

I was barefoot or wore flat sandals all my

childhood an flat shoes all my life and no heels

ever in my life.AND I have MS

TO: All multiple sclerosis researchers, doctors,

and patients.

The purpose of this yearly post is to stimulate

interest and

discussion about the biomechanical effects of

shoes on degenerative

diseases, such as multiple sclerosis. Chiropodist

Dr. Simon J. Wikler

pioneered efforts to understand the influences of

shoes in the 1950's,

but his work was neglected during the subsequent

drug- and diet-based

approaches to medicine. However, the prolific

footwear historian and

podiatrist Dr. A. Rossi clearly

demonstrated throughout his

publications that shoes influence the posture of

the human body.

Therefore, using the posture-based approaches to

medicine of the

distinguished orthopedist Dr. E. Goldthwait,

I have expanded Dr.

Wikler's insightful work to include a variety of

illnesses and

conditions whose causes remain unknown.

Multiple sclerosis is just one example of diseases

that are related to

the use of footwear. Statistical and physical

evidence indicates that

the habitual use of footwear during childhood

causes multiple

sclerosis in humans because countries and climates

that utilize more

or deforming footwear exhibit greater prevalence

of the disease.

Women are affected more than men; women's footwear

is more physically

deforming to the feet because of higher heels,

pointier toes, and

smaller sizes, but any shoe might have a more

deforming effect on the

lighter build of a woman's body. Since multiple

sclerosis is an

autoimmune disease, it is reasonable to suspect

the habitual use of

shoes as the predisposing condition for others,

including rheumatoid

arthritis, lupus, and Crohn's disease.

You may find my thesis regarding shoes and disease

on the Internet at:

http://www.shoebusters.com

Thank you very much for considering my novel

approach.

NOT MINE but some " quack " in NM