Tagged: reflexology

FOOT LIGAMENT SYSTEM- The foot has the highest density of ligament tissue per square inch in the body. Given the large amount of joints and ligaments, it would be reasonable that this complex is important to total body function. This picture shows the specific ligaments of the foot and the intricacy of their structure and […]

Spanish researcher and reflexologist Jesus Manzanares, M.D., who developed the Manzanares Method of Reflexology, began reflexology research in 1980. He created a study that spanned a period of time from 1989 until 2002. His aim was to study biopsies of deposits taken from human foot tissue; to analyze anatomical characteristics and tissue composition of the […]

By working the reflexology intestinal reflexes in the direction of peristalsis can help move contents through the gastrointestinal tract. The relaxation induced by reflexology helps the body switch over to the parasympathetic nervous system, which supports the entire digestive process. What can Reflexology do for you? •    Reflexology promotes the harmonious contraction and relaxation of […]

As you go through the day and think about what you need to do, where to go, what tasks need to be done and who you need to serve. Your head starts to spin faster and faster until it spins 360 degrees and sometimes off your shoulders (nasty vision)! All the sudden you feel all […]

Isn’t this a lovely subject – nasal mucus and post nasal drip? You can learn how to break up head congestion caused by a cold by by knowing where to press on your head! Almost everyone encounters post nasal drip when having a cold. For me, a cold always start in my head, then the […]