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3704 - Summary/Objective
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370501 - Follow up ref SDS 6 0000, ref SDS 5 0000.
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370901 - Received hiking shoes ordered on 260405 0913. ref SDS 6 6DG1
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370903 - Received order WP4IH5WK5 placed on 260405 0913. ref SDS 6 GUXB
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370906 - Objective is wearing shoes to hike 15 - 30 miles per day that cause
370907 - liver to increase production of HDL and bone marrow to produce more
370908 - EPCs. This combination regresses plaque in blood vessels. Hiking
370909 - extended miles also extends telomeres that enable chromosomes to
370910 - replicate, but become shorter with each replication. When blood
370911 - vessels fill with plaque and telomeres stop extending, cells stop
370912 - replicating, which causes life to gradually degrade toward death.
370913 - This biological design enables therapeutic hiking to extend strength,
370914 - function and appearance into later years. Primary shoe requirement is
370915 - to avoid pain and inflammation when hiking. Repetitive stress hiking
370916 - extended miles causes feet injuries that increase inflammation, which
370917 - blocks production of HDL. PRP feet treatment heals these injuries
370918 - which reduces inflammation, thereby allowing HDL to rise. On 260106
370919 - began taking Turmeric Curcumin oral medication to prevent inflammation
370920 - from blocking HDL production, shown in case study on 200101 0701,
370921 - ref SDS 1 5ZMN, and planned in research with Microsoft Artificial
370922 - Intelligence (MAI - Copilot), reported recently on 260320 2055.
370923 - ref SDS 4 NK2U Equally, PRP benefits were reviewed with MAI on Along
370924 - with medication and PRP procedures shoe width is a major factor to
370925 - reduce feet injuries (e.g., blisters, calluses) that cause pain and
370926 - inflammation, reported during meeting with VA Podiatry on 260206 0900.
370927 - ref SDS 2 XPDM
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370930 - Achieving the objective to hike 15 - 30 miles per day that elevates
370931 - HDL, which regresses plaque in blood vessels and extends telomeres,
370932 - besides medecine and PRP injections, wider shoes are needed to avoid
370933 - stress that cause calluses and blisters on edges of feet #1s and #5s,
370934 - reported in meeting with Doctor Tang in Podiatry at VA on 260206 0900,
370935 - ref SDS 2 XPDM, and more recently by Doctor Tucker at her PRP clinic
370936 - on 260403 0930. ref SDS 5 IDTY
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370940 - Orthofeet delivery Packing Slip documents show....
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370942 - Customer PO No. #8199502
370943 - Order # SO2600444508SHL V-2008081 [...actually seems to be a bar code...]
370944 - Item Description
370945 - 672XXW105
370946 - Sprint Men Athl Gr
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370949 - Orthofeet
370950 - 240 Pegasus Ave.
370951 - Northvale, NJ 07647
370952 - 551 400 5400
370953 - cs@Orthofeet.com
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370956 - Sprint Tie-less similar appearance Hoka Bondi and have width
370957 - 6E which is not available with Hoka.
370958 -
370959 - https://www.orthofeet.com/products/sprint-672-gray?currency=USD&stkn=e27b4697b002&msclkid=ea77ccb9265713037fefa56b872c2033&utm_source=bing&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=Audience-Shopping&utm_term=2329109226026586&utm_content=Shoes&variant=39879881490503
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370962 - Price............................ $109
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370967 - Testing shoes with .25 mile hike...
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370971 - Lacing...
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370973 - Shoes have only 5 eyelets - really need more for effective lacing.
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370976 - Tried standard practice leaving large loop for bottom eyelet. After
370977 - test hike .25 miles felt slight pressure right foot #5.
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370980 - Returned home and changed lacing, keeping 1st eyelet open.
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370983 - Orthofeet Sprint shoes width 6E have less lateral pressure even
370984 - wearing 2-pair dual ply Wrightsocks, compared to wearing 1 pair with
370985 - Hoka Bondi 9 4E and New Balance MMORLA6 4E shoes.
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370991 - Inserts
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370993 - Have some cushioning, particularly heels.
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370995 - Test hike .25 miles showed minimal cushioning forefoot,
370996 - significantly less than Hoka Bondi 9s, and less than New Balance.
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370999 - Test further showed less arch support which increases pressure on
371000 - forefeet compared to Hoka Bondi 9 and New Balance combined with
371001 - Stable Elite inserts, purchased most recently on 260206 1030.
371002 - ref SDS 3 5317
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371005 - Minimal rebound energy off heels despite native inserts having
371006 - noticable heel thickness.
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371009 - Returned home.
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371012 - Removed native inserts, and placed Stable Elite inserts, This did
371013 - not feel secure. Feet seemed too loose inside the shoes. Restored
371014 - native inserts, and placed Stable Elite inserts on top of Orthofeet
371015 - inserts, contrary to practice with Hoka Bondi 9s and New Balance,
371016 - where native inserts are removed. This provided a better feel
371017 - surrounding the feet when laced up.
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371020 - Test hike .25 miles showed better cushioning forefoot, closer to
371021 - experience wearing Hoka Bondi 9s and New Balance, and more arch
371022 - support with Stable Elite inserts.
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371025 - Still lacked rebound energy.
371027 - ..
371028 - Returned home.
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371031 - Added heel cushions from inventory purchased from On-The-Run.
371032 - Placed these beneath Stable Elite inserts, and on top of native
371033 - Orthofeet inserts.
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371036 - Third .25 mile test hike yielded better results. Feet not moving
371037 - within shoes, slight initial pressure left foot #1, which seemed to
371038 - resolve returning home .25 miles. Slight pressure right foot #5,
371039 - which resolved after 50 yards, then returned last 100 yards heading
371040 - home.
371042 - ..
371043 - Better rebound energy with adding heel cushions on top of Sprint
371044 - inserts with cushioned heels.
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371047 - There is a sense of feet slight movement in the shoes with each step,
371048 - possibly from having double insets. Might resolve on standard hikes,
371049 - or could get worse, especially from wear and tear after 10 hikes or so
371050 - of 20 +/- miles.
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371053 - About an hour after doing 3 test hikes, feeling more noticable pain on
371054 - right foot #5, actually top of toe, which suggests placing Stable
371055 - Elite inserts on top of native Orthofeet Sprint native inserts pushing
371056 - foot vertically into top of shoe cover from using double inserts.
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371059 - If Stable Elite inserts are removed, this will reduce arch support
371060 - and increase pressure on metatarsals. If native inserts are removed,
371061 - this will reduce cushioning with increased pressure on metatarsals???
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