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WO2006065070A1
WO2006065070A1 PCT/KR2005/004295 KR2005004295W WO2006065070A1 WO 2006065070 A1 WO2006065070 A1 WO 2006065070A1 KR 2005004295 W KR2005004295 W KR 2005004295W WO 2006065070 A1 WO2006065070 A1 WO 2006065070A1
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    • A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
    • A43—FOOTWEAR
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    • A43B19/005—Weighted inserts for shoes, i.e. insert comprising an additional weight
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    • A43B7/144—Footwear with health or hygienic arrangements with foot-supporting parts with pads or holes on one or more locations, or having an anatomical or curved form characterised by the location under the foot situated under the heel, i.e. the calcaneus bone
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    • A43B7/1445—Footwear with health or hygienic arrangements with foot-supporting parts with pads or holes on one or more locations, or having an anatomical or curved form characterised by the location under the foot situated under the midfoot, i.e. the second, third or fourth metatarsal
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  • the present invention relates to shoes, and more particularly to soles or mid-soles for the shoes.
  • growth in height of a human body means increase in overall size or height of a human body due to multiplication and growth of cells, and particularly human height is increased by activating growth hormone secretion or cell division of growth plates.
  • growth hormone which is related to height in a human body
  • growth hormone is secreted for existence of stimulation of neurons entering hypothalamus due to factors such as exercise, anxiety, stress, and powerful physical strength, etc.
  • Such growth hormone not only facilitates release of Insulin-like Growth Factor (IGF) which plays an important role in synthesis of protein, growth of skeleton, and multiplication of body cells, but also influence promotion of growth by stimulating synthesis and release of Insulin-like Growth Factor (IGF) even in another cells.
  • IGF Insulin-like Growth Factor
  • the secretion of growth hormone caused by exercise relates to strength, time, and period of the exercise. Especially, the more steadily intensity of exercise increases, the more growth hormone secretion is promoted. Hence, in case of walking or running, strength of impact and the amount of impact should be increased that are imparted from the ground surface into the body, or development of physical strength should be appeared bigger, in order to promote growth hormone secretion.
  • each growth plate is generally located at the upper and lower parts of each elongate bone in the human body, allowing each bone to grow in the both directions. Therefore, it is a well-known fact that, if the growth plates get stimulated by artificial or physical means rather than natural stimulation, the growth plates actively divide cells and eventually result in effect of increase in height.
  • Such stimulation of the growth plates or such promotion of growth hormone secretion can be obtained by perpendicular exercise utilizing gravity or weight such as jumping, jumping rope, and basketball, etc., and is also artificially induced by means of certain instruments or methods in a daily life.
  • the present invention is made in order to solve the above problems, and one object of the present invention is to provide a shoe for promoting secretion of growth hormone while walking or exercising and for stimulating growth plates by controlling hardness of a sole for the shoe, thereby increasing height.
  • Another object of the present invention is to provide a shoe which can more increase stature by comprising a hardness control member at a mid-sole so that stimulation is well imparted to a rear part of a foot when walking or exercising, thereby accelerating secretion of growth hormone and stimulating the growth plates.
  • Still another object of the present invention is to provide a shoe
  • a shoe in accordance with one embodiment of the present invention, which comprises a sole on which a foot is supported and whose lower surface is in contact with the ground, and uppers which are integrated with the sole and wrap the foot, a hardness of the sole being controlled to promote secretion of growth hormone or to stimulate the growth plates of the foot, a lower part of a thigh and a femoral region by stimulating a rear part of the foot while walking or exercising.
  • the sole at the rear part of the foot has a hardness value of between 65 and 85 by a Shore hardness based on the Shore C of a hardness tester for rabber(simply referred to as Shore or hardness).
  • said sole can be integrally formed or molded, it is generally composed of an outsole, a midsole and an insole, and has a structure or thickness designed so that the midsole can absorb most of shock.
  • the sole it is preferred that the sole have a hardness within the foregoing hardness scope by controlling a hardness of only the rear part of the midsole.
  • a hardness control member is preferably included so as to be able to control a hardness at the rear part of the sole particularly between a midsole surface contacting with the insole and a midsole backside contacting with the outsole.
  • the hardness control member is desirably formed of a size corresponding to the rear part of the midsole. Also, it is desirable in the present invention that a stimulation-dispersion part is formed at a portion of the sole contacting with the rear part of the foot, in such shape or structure that stimulation imparted through the rear part of the sole can be dispersed.
  • the stimulation-dispersion part can be formed or molded integrally with the sole or the insole, but otherwise it can be separately formed and then be installed in the rear part of the sole.
  • one of rubber, polyurethane, Phylon, and silicone can be used as material for the stimulation-dispersion part, but without limitation, any material can be used if it disperses stimulation well.
  • the stimulation-dispersion part is desirably formed of a size corresponding to the rear foot part of the midsole.
  • a heel spur prevention intensification member can be provided on the surface of the stimulation-dispersion part, which reinforces prevention of generation of plantar-fasciitis and heel spur.
  • the heel spur prevention intensification member is installed on the central part of the stimulation- dispersion part so as to be disclosed to the surface.
  • One of rubber, polyurethane, silicone, and viscon can be used as material for the heel spur prevention intensification member, but without limitation, any material can be used if it prevents heel spur.
  • the heel spur prevention intensification member is desirably formed in gel form.
  • FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a structure of a midsole and an insole for shoes according to one preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • FIGs. 2 and 3 are graphs comparing an activity degree of growth hormone during wearing a general shoe with an activity degree of growth hormone during wearing a shoe having a midsole according to the present invention.
  • FIG. 1 is an exploded perspective view showing a structure of a midsole and an insole for a shoe according to one preferred embodiment of the present invention.
  • the present invention is illustrated and explained for the shoe in which structure the sole is separated into an insole, a midsole and an outsole as one embodiment, a hardness control member and a weight-adding member being provided at the midsole, and a stimulation-dispersion part and a heel spur prevention intensification member being installed at the insole, but is not limited to the embodiment.
  • the insole, midsole and the outsole are formed or molded integrally, various changes or modifications thereof are possible, and also in the manufacturing method, the invention can be manufactured in diverse suitable manners such as by insert- molding, press-inserting or bonding after molding, etc., without departing from the scope of the present invention.
  • a shoe comprises a sole on which a foot is supported and whose lower surface is in contact with the ground, and uppers which are integrated with the sole and wrap the foot.
  • the sole is generally composed of an outsole, a midsole, and an insole sequentially from the lower part.
  • the sole is generally composed of the outsole, the midsole and the insole, as mentioned above, and since the midsole can absorb most of stimulation imparted from the ground, particularly in athletic shoe, it will be explained as one preferred embodiment of the present invention that height is increased by controlling a hardness of the midsole for the shoe.
  • a midsole(l 1) for the shoe according to the present invention comprises an outsole contact surface or a midsole backside(l Ia), a hardness control member(13), a stimulation-dispersion part(15) and an insole contact surface or a midsole surface(l l) from the bottom.
  • the stimulation-dispersion part(15) comprises a heel spur prevention intensification member(16).
  • a Shore hardness is maintained between 65 and 85 at least at the rear part of the midsole(l 1).
  • a hardness of the midsole(l 1) is determined by a degree to be compressed when it is manufactured, and in a common shoe, is below 60 in order to make feeling of wearing fine.
  • a hardness is a Shore hardness and is measured based on the Shore C of a hardness tester for rubber.
  • the growth plates of a foot, a lower part of a thigh, and a femoral region can be stimulated, and cell division at the growth plates can be promoted. Also, secretion of growth hormone at a hypothalamus region of a hypophysis can be promoted.
  • the midsole backside(l Ia) is attached to an upper surface of the outsole and receives stimulation imparted through the outsole on walking or exercising. At this time, it is necessary to impart stimulation, which imparted through the midsole backside(l Ia), to a foot, a lower part of a thigh, and a thigh well, for which a hardness control member(13) is provided at a rear foot part between the midsole backside(l Ia) and the midsole surface(l 1). It is preferred that a receiving groove(l Ic) of the hardness control member(13) be configured so as to facilitate installation of the hardness control member(13).
  • the hardness control member(13) By configuring the hardness control member(13) separately as above, it can be more conveniently achieved that the Shore hardness of the rear part of the shoe sole becomes 65 to 85 and that the Shore hardness for the shoe varies even within the scope between 65 and 85 as material or thickness of the hardness control member(13) varies. That is, it is convenient to manufacture shoes which respectively have different hardnesses such as 65, 70, 80, 85, etc., even within the scope between 65 and 85, and thus growth of height can be maximized by selecting a shoe of different hardness according to weight, age, etc.
  • the hardness control member(13) may be formed corresponding to a size and shape of the midsole(l 1), it is preferred for the hardness control member(13) to be formed corresponding to the rear part of the midsole(l 1), considering that shock is added mainly to a heel portion of the foot while walking and exercising.
  • the hardness control member(13) can comprise troughs or grooves on an upper surface thereof for reducing its volume, thereby making the total weight of the shoe lighter and feeling of wearing better.
  • the hardness control member(13) can be formed of a plate with a certain thickness for increasing the total weight of the shoe, enabling growth hormone secretion to be promoted according to intensification of muscle activities.
  • the hardness control member(13) Materials such as rubber, polyurethane, Phylon, silicone, etc., is used as the hardness control member(13), but without limitation, any material can be used if it imparts stimulation well. Further, materials of very good elasticity can be preferably used.
  • Stimulation imparted to the hardness control member(13) is dispersed to the whole heel of the foot by the stimulation-dispersion part(15).
  • the stimulation-dispersion part(15) is formed of a size corresponding to the rear part of the midsole(l 1). To insert the stimulation-dispersion part(15) inside as above is reason for preventing generation of plantar- fasciitis or heel spur due to centralization of stimulation while walking and exercising.
  • Heel spur which is upheaval of bone at the heel of the foot, is generated when strong stimulation is added concentratively to the heel of the foot such as where a person having a high arch in the sole of the foot or having protruded bone at the heel of the foot is running in such a shape as to land on the ground at the heel of the foot.
  • a tendon or soft tissue is inflamed with pain.
  • plantar-fasciitis is similar to the heel spur in symptom.
  • the plantar- fascia is a tissue like a ligament crossing the foot according to a plantar arch, and the plantar-fasciitis is a pain in a lower portion of the heel of the foot in connection with stimulation generated at the heel of the foot.
  • the hardness of at least the rear part of the midsole(l 1) is maintained between 65 and 85 in the present invention, stimulation stronger than that in the common shoe is imparted to the rear part of the foot. Therefore, the stronger stimulation is concentratively added to the particular portion of the rear part of the foot, thereby enabling generation of the heel spur or plantar-fasciitis. From such reason, it is preferred that, as shown in FIG. 1, the stimulation-dispersion part(15) be formed at the rear part of the insole(l ⁇ ) so that the stimulation imparted through the midsole(l 1) is evenly dispersed to the rear foot part.
  • the stimulation-dispersion part rubber, polyurethane, Phylon, silicone, etc., can be used, but without limitation, any material can be used if it disperses stimulation well.
  • a heel spur prevention intensification member(16) can be further provided on the surface of the stimulation-dispersion part(15) in order to strengthen prevention of heel spur or plantar- fasciitis.
  • Such a heel spur prevention intensification member(16) is preferably arranged at the center of the surface of the stimulation- dispersion part(15).
  • rubber, polyurethane, silicone, and viscon can be used as materials for the heel spur prevention intensification member(16), but without limitation, any material can be used if it prevents heel spur.
  • a heel spur prevention intensification member is formed of a gel type.
  • a weight- adding member(17) is formed of one material of high density rubber, high density polyurethane, high density Phylon, and high density silicone, but without limitation, any material can be used if it is heavier than the midsole(l 1).
  • the weight- adding member is constructed so as to increase rotational inertia on the basis of an ankle by being located at the front part of the shoe, thereby causing bigger physical strength.
  • the weight-adding member(17) may be installed with being divided into plural pieces so as not to prevent from curving of the shoe.
  • said weight-adding member(17) is preferably between 50 gr. and 100 gr. Commonly, a shoe weighs 200 gr. to 300gr. and therefore, if the weight-adding member(17) weighs over 100 gr. the weight of the shoe becomes too heavy and installation of the weight-adding member(17) is not easy. If the weight-adding member(17) weighs below 50gr., the effect of growth hormone secretion is turned out to be insignificant.
  • Stimulation or impact which is added by weight or gravitation as described above, is imparted first to the outsole. Thereafter, the stimulation imparted to the outsole is imparted to the midsole backside(l Ia) of the shoe and the hardness control member(13).
  • the hardness control member(13) imparts the stimulation imparted from the outsole or the midsole backside(l Ia) fast to the stimulation-dispersion part(15) of the insole contacting with the midsole surface(l Ib) and a foot-sole. Particularly, the stimulation imparted from the hardness control member(13) is dispersed at the rear part of the foot by the stimulation-dispersion part(15) and then imparted to the foot.
  • the stimulation imparted with being dispersed by the stimulation-dispersion part(15) is dispersed evenly to the rear part of the foot without being not concentrated on a particular portion of the foot, thereafter being imparted to a lower part of a thigh and a thigh or a femoral region.
  • FIGs. 2 and 3 show experimental results for looking into an activity degree of growth hormone in accordance with the present invention.
  • first and second comparision experiments are executed for examining volume of growth hormone secretion after each subject runs 1.6D, 2D and 3D.
  • FIG. 2 is a graph comparing an activity degree of growth hormone during wearing the general shoe with an activity degree of growth hormone during wearing the shoe having the midsole according to the present invention as for the three persons as the subjects.
  • a subject A has growth hormone secreted by 9. lng/D during wearing the general shoe, but by 28.6ng/D during wearing the shoe of the present invention, and thus in case of the present invention, growth hormone is secreted 3.14 times more.
  • a subject B has growth hormone secreted by 13.2ng/D during wearing the general shoe, but by 41.9ng/D during wearing the shoe of the present invention, and thus in case of the present invention, growth hormone is secreted 3.17 times more.
  • a subject C has growth hormone secreted by 17.87ng/D during wearing the general shoe, but by 21.3ng/D during wearing the shoe of the present invention, and thus in case of the present invention, growth hormone is secreted 1.19 times more.
  • FIG. 3 is a graph illustrating results of experiments in Athletic Science Institute of
  • an average secretion volume is 3.73ng/ml in case of the general shoe, and the average secretion volume is 3.7ng/ml in case of the shoe of the present invention for promoting growth of height.
  • the volume is increased to 17.14ng/ml in case of the general shoe, and to 23.41ng/ml in case of the shoe of the present invention for promoting growth of height, which is more increased.
  • the volume is increased to 18.55ng/ml in case of the general shoe, and to 21.02ng/ml in case of the shoe of the present invention for promoting growth of height, which is more increased than that in case of the general shoe.
  • an average secretion volume is 2.28ng/ml in case of the general shoe, and the average secretion volume is 5.06ng/ml in case of the shoe of the present invention for promoting growth of height.
  • the volume is increased to 16.68ng/ml in case of the general shoe, and to 38.66ng/ml in case of the shoe for promoting growth of height, which is shown to be increased 2.31 times more.
  • the volume is increased to 23.49ng/ml in case of the general shoe, and to 27.49ng/ml in case of the shoe of the present invention for promoting growth of height.
  • the heel of a foot and the growth plates in a foot, a lower part of a thigh and a femoral region while walking or exercising are stimulated, and secretion of growth hormone is promoted, and thus the present invention will contribute to the promotion of growth of children and juveniles of growth age.
  • the present invention will be greatly utilized for the shoe industry, particularly for the sports shoe industry.

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Cette invention concerne une chaussure conçue pour promouvoir la croissance de la taille et comprenant une semelle sur laquelle repose un pied et dont la surface inférieure est en contact avec le sol, ainsi qu'une empeigne qui est intégrée à la semelle et qui enveloppe le pied, la rigidité de la semelle étant ajustée dans le but de promouvoir la sécrétion d'hormones de croissance ou de stimuler les plaques cartilagineuses du pied, une partie inférieure de la cuisse et une zone fémorale en stimulant une partie arrière du pied pendant la marche ou la pratique d'un exercice. La chaussure peut renforcer la force physique lorsqu'on augmente le poids d'une partie avant dans la chaussure. En particulier, la dureté Shore de la semelle au niveau de la partie arrière est comprise entre 65 et 85. Un élément d'ajustement de rigidité peut être intégré de façon que la rigidité entre la surface d'une semelle intercalaire et la partie envers de la semelle intercalaire soit ajustée. Pour disperser la stimulation conférée, un élément de dispersion de stimulation peut être formé au niveau d'une partie arrière de la semelle, laquelle semelle peut comprendre, au niveau de sa surface centrale, un élément d'intensification de prévention d'épine calcanéenne.
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