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ReflexologyWhat is Reflexology?
Reflexologists believe that there are reflex areas in the feet and hands which correspond to all the glands, organs, and parts of the body. They have a unique method of using their thumb and fingers on these reflexes to find areas of congestion and tension and then work these out to help the body work more efficiently. Ayurveda Reflexology differs from other forms of reflexology you may have experienced. Instead of working on dry feet. Special attention is paid to toes, as Prana is believed to be stored in joints. Ayurveda Reflexology uses oils specifically selected according to the dosha(s) out of balance at the time of treatment. Such base oils include: sesame, coconut, mustard and ghee. Other essential oils used may include holy basil, cardamon, cedar wood, cinnamon, fennel, frankincense, ginger, lime, patchouli, rose, sandalwood and vetiver. Many proponents claim that foot reflexology can cleanse the body of toxins, increase circulation, assist in weight loss, and improve the health of organs throughout the body. The body is divided into 10 longitudinal zones with five on each side of the human body. Each organ or part of the body is represented on the hands and feet The practitioner diagnoses abnormalities by feeling the hands or feet Massaging or pressing each area can stimulate the flow of blood, nutrients, energy, and nerve impulses to the corresponding body zone and thereby relieve ailments in that particular zone. Reflexologists use a reflexology chart which is a map of the foot showing the specific locations of corresponding body parts as their nerves are represented in the foot. The chart shows which nerve to manipulate for each body part. It is interesting that the left and right foot reflect the left and right side of the body and the heart, lungs, chest and upper back are located in the ball of the foot. Further Information Regarding ReflexologyReflexology for Body Detoxification Reflexology for PMS Reflexology Explained Reflexology Foot Chart
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