Soccer and Other Foot-Intensive Sports
Can Lead to Unsightly Feet
Princeton,
NJ -April 25, 2006 -- From the time we're teenagers, our
feet take a beating playing soccer and baseball, and from
being pinched into tight, but fashionable shoes.
C. J. Buck, MIA of Xenna Corporation
(www.xenna.com), a distributor
of natural foot, skin and hair products, says, "When you
play soccer or other contact sports, your feet can start
to show signs of nail discoloration and callus, which tends
to get worse later in life."
The amount of time players spend in an actual game is very
small compared to the time spent conditioning and practicing
with repetitive drills, running and scrimmages. Soccer,
football, lacrosse and rugby all require miles of running,
with quick stops and starts, which are very hard on toenails
and heels.
Xenna distributes NonyX® Nail Gel and CalleX® Ointment,
which were developed and patented using formulations that
focus on the exfoliation of keratin - the protein contained
in skin and nails. The result is innovative, natural foot
care products that address the cosmetic appearance of unattractive
feet and nails.
Calluses, which are usually associated with dry, cracked
heels, develop when there is excessive pressure on a particular
area of the foot. Prevention includes wearing properly fitted
footwear and avoiding tight-fitting stockings or socks.
However, footgear alone often does not prevent athletes
from developing calluses. That is why Xenna has developed
diabetic-friendly CalleX® Callus Ointment with natural exfoliating
enzymes to combat the problem of calluses and cracked, dry
heels.
CalleX has been shown in consumer studies to significantly
reduce callus, dry, flaking skin and cracking on soles and
heels within 15 to 30 days. Acid-free and safe for diabetic
use, CalleX moisturizes dry, rough or flaky skin, and exfoliates
and thins callused areas, while leaving normal skin unaffected.
Another problem that college athletes commonly contend with
later in life is yellow, discolored and unsightly toenails.
Xenna's patented, diabetic-friendly NonyX® Nail Gel, takes
a unique, natural approach to the problem.
NonyX is a topical, easy-to-use gel that breaks down and
removes keratin debris - the discolored, yellow or thick
granular buildup under nails that causes them to become
discolored and unattractive.
NonyX Gel softens keratin debris using natural ethanoic
acid, which permits it to be scraped out with a manicure
tool, beginning after about four weeks. Once the white or
yellow keratin debris is removed, nails look clear and regular
use of the gel keeps them keratin debris free and attractive.
Buck says, "A number of top professional football and basketball
teams have used our products to keep their feet and hands
in top condition. Last year, Xenna's NonyX® Nail Gel was
nominated by a professional football player for inclusion
in FX Sport's National Football League Alumni Guide and
Yearbook. Only products personally endorsed by a player
are permitted to appear in that publication."
All Xenna products are unconditionally money-back guaranteed.
For more information call 800-368-6003.
CalleX Ointment is sold in footcare section at Walgreens,
Longs and many Medicine Shoppe pharmacies. CalleX can also
be purchased online at www.drugstore.com,
www.FootSmart.com
and www.xenna.com.
NonyX Nail Gel can be purchased in the footcare section
of Walgreens, Rite Aid, Longs, Eckerd Pharmacy , Brooks
Pharmacy, Duane Reade, Medicine Shoppe pharmacies and Wal-Mart.
CVS Pharmacy will have NonyX Gel on its shelves by the end
of April. NonyX Gel is also available at HEB and Brookshire
grocery stores, and online at www.drugstore.com,
www.FootSmart.com
and www.xenna.com (800-368-6003).
Xenna Corporation is a privately-held, woman-owned company
which develops and distributes natural personal care products
for skin, hair and nails. To view before and after photos,
click on www.xenna.com.