Doctors and nurses spend the entire day on their feet, putting enormous strain on their bodies. Tired legs, back pain and vein problems are the most common medical issues among people in this sector. But it doesn’t have to be this way!
kybun shoes are perfectly suited to the work that people do in hospitals and doctors’ surgeries. The walk-on-air sole provides optimal shock absorption and noticeably reduces the stress on the body. The shoes are also easy to clean and disinfect. The non-slip soles provide a secure grip and prevent accidents in the workplace. What’s more, the foot climate system ensures optimal moisture and temperature regulation.
Long and intensive working days are common in the healthcare sector
«kybun shoes enable active, healthy movement on hard surfaces. The soft, flexible sole is gentle on joints, strengthens your muscles and improves balance,»explains Prof. Dr Christian Gäbler, a consultant in trauma surgery and sport traumatology in Vienna, Austria.
Dr Konrad Birrer, consultant certified by the Swiss Medical Association in Lucerne, Switzerland, is impressed with how effective the shoe is: «kybun shoes are an effective tool for proprioceptive training. You can wear them at all times and they are very comfortable. I was able to relieve the strain on my Achilles tendon just by wearing kybun shoes. I didn’t need any specific therapy, as the flexible sole strengthened the stabilising muscles in my ankles and relieved the overstrained muscles. I would advise wearing kybun shoes after any injuries to the lower extremities and I’d recommend them for jobs where you’re required to stand all day, for athletes and for the elderly, as they can prevent falls.»
The kybun waiting room – Doctors recommend the kybun mat
Alongside malnutrition and smoking, lack of exercise is one of the main causes of lifestyle diseases such as high blood pressure, diabetes and coronary heart diseases. Doctors recommend the kyBounder to patients as the soft springy mat allows them to do a moderate amount of movement while completing everyday activities. Medical professionals use the kyBounder as a therapy or preventative measure for back pain, venous diseases and foot problems, among others things.
Many doctors have set up a kybun waiting room where patients can try out the kybun mat. The kybun mat allows patients to remain active while waiting and find out about the kybun movement concept.
Dynamically standing on the elastic springy kybun mat has the following advantages:
- Enables more movement during your everyday routine
- Releases tension
- Strengthens foot muscles
- Keeps joints constantly moving without straining them
- Stretches contracted muscles
- Balances out relieving postures and straightens posture
List of doctors
Dr med. Christoph Althaus, Rathausstrasse 17, 8570 Weinfelden, Switzerland
Dr med. Christian Bötschi, Alleestr. 31, 8590 Romanshorn, Switzerland
Dr med. Marc Röst, Feldeggstrasse 16, 8590 Romanshorn, Switzerland
Dr med. Beat Weidmann, Bahnhofstrasse 26, 9320 Arbon, Switzerland
Dr med. Urs Jundt, St. Gallerstrasse 16, 9324 Arbon, Switzerland
Th. & K. Gropp joint practice, Oberer Garten 1, 8598 Bottighofen, Switzerland
Naturopathic practice of Ingelore Gut, Henauerstrasse 10, 9244 Niederuzwil, Switzerland
Customer testimonials
Dr. Konnikov, dental expert on the Russian TV station Channel 1
The workload in the medical profession is high, and we are constantly on our feet. That is why I decided to wear the kybun Swiss air-cushion shoe to work. It relieves my joints and enables me to spend more time on my feet without making me feel tired or uncomfortable. Thanks to the special soles, it feels like I am walking on air!
Phillip Scheuble, mayor of Rüthi SG
Initially, a doctor told me I needed orthopaedic insoles. I had always resisted the idea and in the end I decided to try out kyBoot shoes. I needed new shoes for the office anyway, so I made the most of the opportunity. I went to the kybun factory in Sennwald and bought a pair.
Phillip Scheuble, mayor of Rüthi SG
Yes, to begin with I was a bit shocked by the price. But then when the pain is gone, it puts the price into perspective. After all, a doctor’s appointment costs about the same.
