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ITV This Morning viewers 'switch off' and 'feel sick' as they slam 'disgusting' segment
manchestereveningnews.co.ukThis Morning left some viewers with a queasy feeling, claiming they had to turn off their TVs during the show's latest instalment.
During Wednesday's broadcast of ITV's popular daytime programme, Cat Deeley and Ben Shephard graced our screens once again, this time joined by podiatrist Marianne, who was set to offer handy advice for those grappling with foot issues.
Opening the segment, Ben said: "Thank you for coming in. We've already been asking you for information because we have a number of issues between us and our families but who are you looking to help today?" Marianne shared: "Well I'm looking to help people with nail conditions, foot pain and lumps and bumps under the feet." Before taking calls from the audience, Ben questioned Marianne while gesturing towards her footwear: "Can I just ask a question?
There are a few viewers who have noticed that you have trainers on. Are you wearing trainers because they are good for feet or are you wearing them because you like them?" The specialist responded: "It's a bit of both because they are healthy for your feet but they are also very comfortable." She then referred to her shoes, adding: "These are a bit flat but I do have a sole to support my feet a little bit more." Picking up on this, Ben enquired: "So if you buy a pair of shoes and you feel like they don't offer enough support you put something that will help your foot." "Yes exactly," Marianne responded. "It gives more stability and it reduces the chance of foot pain." Ben then turned to the camera and said, "Excellent.
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