ST. PETERSBURG, FL, August 12, 2011 (Press-News.org) Rothbarts Foot Awareness Week promotes the work of Professor/ Dr. Brian A. Rothbart who, through his discovery of two abnormal foot structures, Rothbarts Foot and Preclinical Clubfoot Deformity, identified a common but previously overlooked cause of chronic muscle and joint pain.
This event takes place yearly during the second week in August. The second annual Rothbarts Foot Awareness Week takes place August 7 through 13, 2011.
Professor /Dr. Rothbart's research and published clinical trials indicate that upwards of 80% of the people in the world are born with one of the two abnormal foot structures he discovered. These abnormal foot structures can cause chronic pain ranging from mild to severe throughout the entire body.
A free report explaining both Rothbarts Foot and Preclinical Clubfoot Deformity as well as their treatment is available at Curing Chronic Pain.
For more information, visit Curing Chronic Pain at http://curingchronicpain.com/?p=670
Second Annual Rothbarts Foot Awareness Week Offers Hope To People With Unrelenting Chronic Pain
As part of the events for the second annual Rothbarts Foot Awareness Week, a special report offers hope and information to people suffering with unrelenting chronic pain. This free Special Report is available at the Curing Chronic Pain blog.
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[Press-News.org] Second Annual Rothbarts Foot Awareness Week Offers Hope To People With Unrelenting Chronic PainAs part of the events for the second annual Rothbarts Foot Awareness Week, a special report offers hope and information to people suffering with unrelenting chronic pain. This free Special Report is available at the Curing Chronic Pain blog.