Dr. Winner discusses the intricacies of managing broken toes. The primary concern is ensuring stability for the injured toe. While casts can effectively stabilize the toe, they might be an unnecessary expense in some instances. Moreover, the use of a cast can impede natural walking patterns, leading to imbalances throughout the hip and, in turn, affecting the back and neck regions. The restricted mobility from the cast may also cause other foot muscles to weaken, potentially slowing the healing process.

Contrastingly, taping methods can offer pain relief, ensure tendon alignment, and boost circulation. This method encourages the body to naturally heal and adjust the toe, aligning it seamlessly with one's typical walking pattern.

Incorporating Kinesiology and Chiropractic techniques, we can assess the supportive muscles surrounding the injury. By identifying and strengthening any weakened muscles, we can expedite the recovery process. Kinesiology's multifaceted approach, which includes Muscle Testing, Acupressure, Cold LASER therapy, Nutritional Support, and the Winner Emotional Release Protocol, ensures both immediate relief and lasting recovery.