 Reflexology is an ancient healing art using a specialized
version of compression touch that focuses on the feet. It is believed that reflex points
in the feet reflect the entire body, and stimulating these reflexes promotes equilibrium
in the corresponding body part.
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benefits include: Improved circulation, increased energy, pain reduction and elimination,
profound relaxation, detoxification, improved glandular function, stress relief, ability
to sustain a high level of productive activity, and overall sense of well being. |
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to remember that Reflexologists are not physicians! They can only assist individuals to
actuate their own healing potential. Reflexology is not meant to be a replacement for
appropriate medical care, nor is it intended to be a cure for any condition. |
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"The greatest benefit of Reflexology in my opinion is its relaxation quality. In every single Reflexology treatment that I’ve received, I have felt an incredible, almost indescribable, deep feeling of relaxation. It is similar to a hypnotic state, one which borders on the edge of sleep and drowsiness, but allows for conscious activity as well. I have felt invigorated for hours after each session, both physically and emotionally. In addition, in every single Reflexology treatment I have given others, each person has echoed the same benefit that I’ve described: a wonderful, surprisingly deep relaxation that lingers both in the feet and body hours after the treatment was given. I have told many people about Reflexology and have recommended they receive the treatment and consider becoming a Certified Reflexologist." by George Kovach |
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