Reflexology is a non-invasive study, art and natural health science based on the concept of pressure maps, called Reflexology Maps, resembling a shape of the human body, that are found on the feet, hands and outer ears. Specific touch techniques, unique to the field of Reflexology using thumb and fingers, are applied to specific parts of the feet, hands and outer ears, to bring relief to a wide range of health concerns and challenges throughout the body.

Reflexology is a natural health approach to promote relaxation, increase circulation, and balance the body's systems in a holistic manner. It helps to reduce the effects of stress on body and emotions.

Benefits of Reflexology

Perhaps the greatest benefit of Reflexology is that you can use Reflexology on yourself, on your family and your community. The health benefits of Reflexology are many, falling into General Categories and Specific Categories.

General Benefits of Reflexology

  • Stress reduction, profound relaxation, for all parts of the body
  • Pain reduction and pain elimination, such as in the neck, shoulders, lower back and jaw
  • Better circulation resulting in more oxygen and nutrient supply to all the cells of the body
  • Detoxification
  • Improved organ and gland function
  • Increased range of motion
  • Feeling better, greater productivity, enriched quality of life
  • Normalization of body functions
  • Prevention by reducing accumulated stress in the body before health challenges develop

Categories of Benefits of Reflexology

Studies reported at Reflexology Symposia, Conferences, or published in various sources show Reflexology to help relieve pain and suffering for following conditions or parts of the body:

Abdominal Pain Facial Palsy Menopause
Addiction Fatigue Menstruation, PMS
Allergies Gallbladder Mouth, Teeth, Tonsils
Arthritis Gout Multiple Sclerosis
Asthma Handicapped Children Muscular Dystrophy
Birthing Hands, Shoulders, Elbows Neck
Blood Pressure Headaches Neurological Conditions
Brain Heart, Hepatitis B Nose
Breasts Herpes Zoster Obesity
Bronchitis, COPD Hypertension Ovaries
Cancer Hysterectomy Parkinson's
Carbon Monoxide Poisoning Infants, Children Physiological Response
Cerebral Palsy Infertility Pregnancy
Circulatory Irritable Bowels (IBS) Respiratory Infections
Constipation, Colitis Kidneys Retardation
Critical Care Legs, Knees, Ankles Retrospective Studies
Dementia Liver Skin
Diabetes Lower Back, Sciatica Sleep, Insomnia
Diarrhea Lungs, Pneumonia Stomach, Gastritis
Ears Lupus Surgery
Epilepsy Male Reproductive Thyroid
Eyes Urinary Issues