05.08.2024

Healthy feet thanks to proper nutrition

In this blog post, you can find out why a healthy diet is so important for our foot health, which nutrients are particularly beneficial and how our shoes from GIESSWEIN round off the overall concept perfectly.

Our feet carry us through life every day, but we often neglect their care and health. Not only does the right foot care play a role, but nutrition also has a significant influence on the well-being of our feet. 

Why a healthy diet is important for our general well-being

Our feet are subjected to considerable strain every day. They support our body weight and are exposed to constant movement and pressure. A balanced diet not only provides our entire body with energy and vital substances, but also with nutrients that are important for our general well-being. Deficiencies can lead to various disorders, such as tingling, weakness or pain. A balanced intake of nutrients can contribute to better overall well-being. However, if you have specific health problems, you should always consult a doctor.

Tingling in your feet?

Tingling or numbness in the feet can be a sign of a vitamin B12 deficiency. This vitamin is essential for the nervous system and haematopoiesis. It contributes to the formation of myelin, a protective layer around nerve fibres, and plays an important role in the production of red blood cells.

To ensure that your body gets enough vitamin B12, it is important to regularly consume foods that are rich in this nutrient.

Foods that are rich in vitamin B12:

  • Meat and fish: Beef, liver, salmon and tuna in particular contain high amounts of vitamin B12.
  • Dairy products: Cheese, yoghurt and milk are also good sources.
  • Eggs: Another versatile food that provides vitamin B12.

Tendons and general well-being

Tendons connect muscles to bones and are essential for the mobility and stability of our feet. Omega-3 fatty acids are important nutrients for our general well-being.

Main sources of omega-3 fatty acids:

  • Oily fish: salmon, mackerel, sardines and herring are particularly rich in omega-3.
  • Vegetable oils: flaxseed oil, chia seeds and walnut oil are excellent plant sources.
  • Nuts and seeds: walnuts and flaxseeds are also valuable sources.

Fit & Vital

Calcium and vitamin D are essential for strong bones and healthy feet. Calcium ensures the strength of bones, while vitamin D supports the absorption of calcium in the body and promotes bone health.

Foods that are rich in calcium and vitamin D:

  • Dairy products: Milk, yoghurt and cheese are classic sources of calcium.
  • Green vegetables: broccoli, kale and spinach also contain calcium.
  • Oily fish: Salmon and mackerel are good sources of vitamin D.
  • Eggs: Another food that contains both vitamin D and calcium.

If you have any further questions or persistent complaints, we recommend contacting your own GP!

 

The perfect combination: a balanced diet and GIESSWEIN shoes

A healthy diet is important for our overall well-being. But choosing the right shoes also plays a decisive role in comfort. Our GIESSWEIN shoes perfectly complement a healthy lifestyle. They are not only comfortable and stylish, but also offer optimal support and cushioning for your feet. Thanks to natural materials and a well-thought-out design, they guarantee a pleasant climate for your feet and promote natural movement.

 

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What do our customers say?

 

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Perfect - exactly what I wanted and expected. I couldn't be happier with these shoes. I struggle with neuropathy in my feet and these shoes are soft, warm and just so comfortable. 
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