Wednesday, September 23, 2015

REFLEXOLOGY FOR YOU!

Reflexology is a therapeutic practice focusing on massaging the feet. Reflexology is quickly gaining momentum because of the wide range of benefits it can offer—from relieving stress and pain to treating muscular injuries. According to studies, reflexology is also good for a whole body or holistic therapy. Every pressure point on the foot corresponds to a body part. Doing therapeutic massage on these pressure points activates your nervous system to heal itself.

If you want to undergo a therapeutic massage, especially reflexology, you must find the best therapists. On your first session, the therapist will talk you through the orientation. He might need information on your medical background, history of diseases, lifestyle, and other health or medical problems. If you are already good for reflexology, you will now undergo preliminary therapeutic massage. Reflexology initially involves light pressure on your feet to identify which muscle groups or areas in your body are experiencing problems. This initial therapeutic massage serves as the diagnosis of the therapist. If the diagnosis is done, the therapist would proceed to the session proper. Every session may involve 30 minutes to one hour of reflexology. Depending on the case, some therapist may need longer hours to address the medical problem.

Reflexology is well studied by ancient Chinese and oriental people. Chinese people believe that reflexology involves opening your circulation for proper energy flow thus balancing your Qi. So aside from stress relief and pain alleviation, reflexology may also restore your energy. Since this therapeutic massage promotes self-healing, any sore or worn out body parts will surely be energized. Also, since reflexology promotes good blood circulation, it can address migraine, poor metabolism and digestion, loose bowel movement, and headaches. Asthma, headaches, and problems in the internal organ can also be addressed by reflexology. Since reflexology is a form of therapeutic massage, it can also save someone from depression or, at least, lessen anxiety.

Reflexology can be good in relieving many forms of pain but it should not be a substitute to any prescribed drugs. It should not also be a substitute to any corrective procedure on medical practices such as bone realignment. There are many benefits that reflexology can offer. Although there are little studies that can provide us with the disadvantages of reflexology, it is still important to have it in moderation; and handled by professionals.

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3615 South Florida Ave. Unit 56 Lakeland, FL 33803
(863) 646-3689

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