The impact of footwear on controlling lifestyle diseases is a nuanced and essential facet of preventive healthcare. Footwear choices extend beyond mere fashion, serving as crucial determinants in the prevention and management of various lifestyle-related conditions. This abstract explores the multifaceted role of footwear in shaping health outcomes, emphasizing its influence on joint health, posture, and overall comfort. Footwear tailored to specific needs, such as those with orthopaedic considerations or designed for particular activities, can significantly contribute to the prevention of lifestyle diseases. Conditions like diabetes and arthritis, often associated with foot-related complications, benefit from specially crafted shoes that mitigate risks and support overall foot health. The emphasis on proper fit and support becomes a cornerstone in the holistic approach to disease management. The interplay between footwear and joint health is pivotal. Shoes designed for individuals with over-pronation, under-pronation, or neutral pronation play a crucial role in maintaining proper biomechanics. This, in turn, influences the stress and impact on joints, reducing the likelihood of musculoskeletal issues. The right footwear choice becomes an active measure in controlling lifestyle diseases linked to joint problems.