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Reflexology

Reflexology is a form of massage and pressure point massage of the feet and hands. The feet are most commonly used as the areas for Reflexology treatments.

In the feet, there are reflex points corresponding to all of the organs and areas of the body. In Reflexology the right foot corresponds to the right side of the body and the left foot corresponds to the left side of the body.

By having the whole body represented in the feet, Reflexology offers a means of treating the whole body as a whole. This latter point is an important factor of a natural therapy and Reflexology allows not only symptoms to be treated but also the causes of symptoms.

Reflexology has been used for several thousands of years and has been and still is practiced by the Chinese and the Egyptians. More recently, the main pioneer of Reflexology in Great Britain was the late Doreen Bayly who introduced the method in the early 1960's.

Reflexology is not 'cure-all' treatment but many different disorders have been successfully treated by this method. Disorders such as Migraine - Sinus problems - Hormonal Imbalances - Breathing disorders - Digestive problems - Circulatory problems - Back pain - Tension - Stress. Not only is Reflexology an effective treatment it is also a very relaxing treatment and can be included in most wellbeing programmes

To find the nearest re-aqua wellbeing and beauty salons and day spas that offer Reflexology treatments click here.

Courtesy of Salon magazine, Beauty Health Publishing

 


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