When you can’t move the way that you want to—be it from neuropathy, old injuries, etc.—it doesn’t just affect you physically. It affects you emotionally as well. 

And traditional treatments often don’t work that well even on the physical side of things.

That’s why we’re so excited to bring you this conversation today and share with you some products that are changing lives around the world by using texture to help people to feel their feet again. In this episode, we’re joined by the lovely Dr. Emily Splichal, a functional podiatrist who founded a phenomenal company called Naboso. She and her company have created multiple products that are revolutionizing the treatment of neuropathies and foot health in general.

We’re diving into why this is so important (even if you don’t suffer from a neurological medical condition!), how Dr. Emily’s work is different, and so many amazing recommendations for you to improve your foot health no matter where you’re starting from.

Let’s dive in!

In This Episode:

• How Dr. Emily’s methodology differs from traditional podiatry and why it’s so important (2:18)
• The various chronic neurological conditions which can benefit from Naboso’s products (6:38)
• Toréa and Dr. Emily break down the power of touch and the plasticity of our nervous systems (10:44)
• The fascinating science behind why the Naboso ball and products work (12:26)
• How Dr. Emily’s products can help you in your day to day, even if you don’t suffer from a neuropathy (15:21)
• She shares her thoughts on how you can experience different textures in nature and the amazing benefits of it (17:24)
• Dr. Emily’s favorite tips for you if you live and work in a concrete jungle (19:45)
• Where to start if you’re interested in Naboso’s products (23:07)
• One of the #1 contributors to persistent plantar fasciitis cycles and how to stop them (27:12)
• How Naboso can also help with children and adults with sensory needs like ADHD and autism (30:51)
• The powerful ways these products can also be used when doing emotional release work (31:30)

For full show notes and resources: https://www.torearodriguez.com/wowpodcast/e047