Services - Reflexology

 

ReflexologyReflexology was recorded 5,000 years ago in the Hei Jing, a Chinese publication of the Hwang Dynasty and earlier in Egyptian pictographs. It is considered a close cousin to acupressure, a healing method used in Eastern countries where reflex points corresponding to organs and limbs are manipulated with pressure to achieve pain relief, rid the body of toxins, repair tissue or increase circulation.

Reflexologists achieve the same results by manipulating reflexes on the feet. A deep sense of relaxation accompanies the session and encourages the body to release toxins and generate a greater sense of well-being and balance of body systems. It is considered beneficial for diabetics and those with chronic pain. People need only remove shoes and socks for the session.

Therapeutic touch for health has been shown to be an asset for persons who have pain and there is no reason that touch for health on the feet should be an exception.

There are 7,200 nerve endings in each foot. Perhaps this fact more than any other explain why we feel so much better when our feet are treated. Nerve endings in the feet have extensive interconnections through the spinal column and brain with all areas of the body, which is why reflexology qualifies as an important adjunct for health care.

Reflexology on the feet stands the test of patient acceptance as a valid means of making one feel good. Relaxing and functioning better than he/she otherwise would feel. Reflexology is one of the real natural alternatives that is being used today.

Reflexology improves nerve function and blood supply. It's great for sciatica nerve condition or to relieve tension from the body and helps the body to establish homeostasis in order to seek a natural balance between the systems. Overactive glands or organs can be helped to return to normal function and conversely, if an organ or a gland is under active, reflexology can help return it to its normal functioning level.

Approximately 75% of today’s diseases are attributable to stress and tension. Various body systems are affected in different ways and to varying degrees. Reflexology can be a great help for these problems.



Disclaimer:
Reflexology does NOT diagnose illnesses nor does it prescribe treatment for illness, pain or existing conditions.