Issues with your feet can affect anyone, but women have specific sets of issues that they need to attend to. Now is a good time to go over two of the most common problems that affect women’s foot health and what you can do about them...
Constantly preparing meals and doing dishes at home during this time of social distancing can really get to be too much, so it’s a great change of pace when you can easily make an entire, delicious meal using just a 13” X 18” sheet pan or a cookie sheet. Just preheat the oven to 400 degrees, cut up your ingredients (small pieces cook faster), and cook for 20-30 minutes or so and voila!
Start by picking your protein source, add some cut up veggies, olive oil, and build your flavors with herbs and spices. Always add more veggies than you think you need since they shrink quite a bit during high heat cooking.
● Roasted salmon with cherry tomatoes—Place salmon fillets or steaks on the sheet pan and surround with halved cherry tomatoes. Drizzle with olive oil, sprinkle with salt and pepper and roast in a preheated 400 degree oven for 10 minutes. For extra flavor try caramelizing the cherry tomatoes by cooking them first for twenty minutes before adding the salmon to the pan for ten minutes. For a more elegant presentation add twigs of thyme and sliced olives to the pan.
And if you are experiencing foot or ankle pain, see your foot doctor for an evaluation. Dr. Scott Nelson of Foot and Ankle Medical Clinic in Garland, TX (county of Dallas), is a board-certified and highly experienced podiatrist who has helped people suffering from all types of foot and ankle injuries and deformities. From bunions to diabetic foot problems, sports injuries and fungal nails, you can trust that Dr. Nelson and his staff are wholeheartedly devoted to your foot health. Please contact our office with any questions you may have or to schedule an appointment by calling 972-414-9800.
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