E. Risk to Subjects The effect of custom-made orthotics fabricated with Aquaplast for the treatment of plantar fasciitis is not well documented in the literature. However, this is a non-invasive, patient-directed treatment with minimal known risks, and considered safe and ethical practice. A faux orthotic is also a low-risk treatment method that does not pose any risk to the health of control subjects. Risks would include blisters and abrasions from the orthotic rubbing on the foot and soreness or pain associated with the changes of joint alignments due to the orthotic. The subjects will be instructed to return immediately, or call the researchers, if there is any pain associated with the wear of either orthotic.