Yes. While orthotics passively cushion the arch, therapeutic insoles actively stimulate the skin on the sole of the foot to activate weak foot muscles and reprogram how the brain controls posture. This process helps correct the root cause of plantar fasciitis—poor alignment and dysfunctional foot mechanics—rather than just masking the symptoms.

Absolutely. Most foot, knee, hip, and back pain originates from poor weight distribution and dysfunctional muscle recruitment. These insoles target the nervous system through the skin of your feet to rebuild correct muscle activation patterns from the ground up. When your foundation is corrected, pain throughout the kinetic chain often improves or disappears entirely.

Yes. Instead of propping up the arch and weakening the feet further (as most orthotics do), these insoles strengthen the foot by stimulating receptors in the skin and engaging intrinsic foot muscles. This helps restore your foot's natural arch through active support—not rigid external bracing.

Many users notice immediate improvements in comfort, balance, and gait within the first session. However, full postural corrections and long-term improvements typically build over 2 to 4 weeks of consistent wear, as your nervous system adapts and new muscle patterns are reinforced.

Yes. These insoles are ultra-thin (3mm), flexible, and available in both standard and wide sizes, making them compatible with most minimalist shoes including Vivobarefoot, Xero, Lems, and others. Unlike thick orthotics, they maintain the barefoot feel while still correcting posture from the inside out.

Most insoles are designed to compensate for dysfunction by providing passive support. Over time, this weakens the foot and creates dependency. Our therapeutic insoles use neurosensory stimulation to activate deep foot stabilizers, retrain your proprioception, and restore natural balance and strength. They don't just support your posture—they rewire it.