Tagged: pain

A client asked me the other day what I thought are the primary causes of illnesses and diseases?

Anyone who has a sinus headache understands how painful it can be. Sinus headaches are sometimes confused with migraine headaches, but sinus headaches usually come from a sinus infection, whereas a migraine headache does not. Sinus pressure builds around the eyes, cheeks, and forehead, causing stuffy noses, fatigue, and achy feeling in the teeth.

New Research Says Physical Pain Is Directly Connected To Emotional Stress And Trauma New studies have found that the source of your chronic pain may very well be caused by stress and emotional trauma and not a physical injury. Chronic pain is characterized by physical pain that lasts longer than the natural healing process would […]

Reflexology Palliative and Cancer Care We will all eventually face the end of life. No one is exempt from this club. Wouldn’t it be ideal if we pass away peacefully in our sleep and in our beds? For those people undergoing aggressive treatment for cancer, many times, there is no peaceful way of passing. Cancer […]

We all have tired hands from overuse. My hands get tired from the many hours of giving Reflexology sessions. Each sessions consist of 40-60 minutes while applying Reflexology techniques with my fingers and thumbs. I mostly work the client’s feet and sometimes, if needed, I work on their hands and ears too. By doing Reflexology […]