Main article: Human body
What is flatulence
The foot acts as a shock absorber. Legs sometimes experience a load that is five times higher than body weight pressure, and if the foot did not soften this pressure, then each step would lead to a fracture or displacement of the bones of the foot, legs and lower spine.
Healthy feet have a high vault, allowing the legs to tolerate heavy loads.
With flatulence, the vault decreases, often pain occurs in the foot, lower leg, knee, hip or lower spine.
Flatulence can result from genetic disease, trauma, neuromuscular disease, or weakening of muscles, ligaments, and tendons due to aging.
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