Reflexology
Overview of Reflexology:
Reflexology is a type of healing therapy that uses pressure points in the feet and hands to affect other organs. This type of therapy is actually an ancient practice that was used in Ancient Egypt, India and China. Various points on the hands and feet are said to be connected to different internal organs. By adjusting the appropriate points in hands and feet, the reflexology therapist addresses different internal imbalances, removing blockages and restoring the flow of qi. Reflexology is a gentle, natural therapy that can still have powerful results.
Benefits of Reflexology:
Reflexology has a number of benefits. First of all, most patients report a feeling of relaxation and well-being after they go through a treatment. However, reflexology can also have more profound health effects because the pressure points used are connected to the clients’ internal organs. It is said to help a variety of conditions, including back pain, stress, headaches, arthritis, hormonal problems, and difficulty sleeping.
How Reflexology works:
Reflexology is based on the idea that there are pressure points called “reflex points” in your feet and hands that are connected to other parts of your body, such as glands and internal organs. Energy pathways, or meridians, connect each reflex point with its corresponding organ. Properly manipulating the reflex point can affect the organ it is connected to, helping your body to naturally heal itself. Reflexology is extremely popular as a complementary therapy.
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Keywords:
reflexology, hand massage, foot massage, chinese massage, meridians
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Preparing for your Reflexology visit:
Since reflexology occurs primarily on the feet and can include the hands, comfortable clothing and comfortable shoes are the best preparation for the visit.
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