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Nine hours on concrete tears your plantar fascia a little more with every shift.
Those tears are supposed to close on their own. Blood carries in the oxygen and nutrients that rebuild it, which is the only reason rest works.
But if you stand for a living, you never get that window. New tears form faster than old ones heal, which is why it hurts earlier each month and why shoes and insoles never fix it.
Getting more blood into the fascia during your off-shift hours is what finally lets it start repairing.
Heat, compression, and massage have been used in clinics for decades to speed recovery in torn soft tissue, and the same approach works on the fascia in your foot.
Used together for twenty minutes, they drive more blood into the tissue than resting does on its own, turning your off-shift hours into real recovery time.