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7 of 10 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
A MUST-HAVE FOR WOMEN,
By A Customer
This review is from: Your Feet Don't Have to Hurt: A Woman's Guide to Lifelong Foot Care (Hardcover)
This is a wonderful, useful book and I really recommend it for anyone -- even if your feet don't hurt yet! Much of what she concentrates on is describing conditions which can develop if you do not pay attention to them now and what you can do to avoid these problems later on. She is NOT someone who tells you never to wear heels -- but she does describe how to take care of your feet so you can minimize damage. A great book to have -- I am already putting a lot of her suggestions into action (new pads for my Jimmy Choos!) and doing foot exercises to strengthen my feet. Thanks Dr. Levine!
11 of 16 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Leave It,
By A Customer
This review is from: Your Feet Don't Have to Hurt: A Woman's Guide to Lifelong Foot Care (Paperback)
A disappointing book that provides no new insites and presents very basic and minimal foot care information.If one is to believe the author's implication regarding back doctors one comes away thinking them not clever enough to recognize a back problem that is foot related and that they never refer patients (or are too greedy to refer?) to podiatrists. One wonders if the author may be mistaken. Perhaps back doctors have good reason to never refer patients to her? The author seems to believe that fungal infections are on the rise and spread "due to the proliferation of health clubs, school gyms and nail parlors." Hmmm. It couldn't be that those little spores are everywhere, opportunistic, possiblely gain a toe hold (no pun intended) due to the massive use of antibiotics in recent years, are often systemic etc etc. This is not to imply we should not follow hygienic (surprisingly not listed in the index) guidelines and common sense. The book is presented on the cover as "A Woman's Guide to Lifelong Foot Care". Why the book should be presented as such is moot. The author draws from her patient files to illustrate points David, Sam and Ben will be pleased to have their foot stories included in this woman's guide book. Overall the strongest reactions I came away with were that the author's superior attitude to other professionals was off putting and unprofessional and science and logic were sometimes shaky.
2.0 out of 5 stars
I was pretty unhappy with this one,
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This review is from: Your Feet Don't Have to Hurt: A Woman's Guide to Lifelong Foot Care (Paperback)
I really thought this book would be better. I was alittle disappointed by it.I have heel spurs with constant feet problems. I thought this one would help. Sorry
1 of 3 people found the following review helpful:
1.0 out of 5 stars
Marg,
By A Customer
This review is from: Your Feet Don't Have to Hurt: A Woman's Guide to Lifelong Foot Care (Paperback)
Waste of paper, not helpful in my case... I agree with others on the unprofessional attitude towards other Md's...Keep your eyes open and wear sensible shoes!
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Your Feet Don't Have to Hurt: A Woman's Guide to Lifelong Foot Care by Suzanne M. Levine (Hardcover - June 2000)
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