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Bring your body to a state of well-being!

Although Reflexology is proven to be beneficial for a multitude of problems, your reflexologist cannot diagnose or claim to cure any diseases. They are not medically trained to do so. The practice of Reflexology is meant to bring your body to a state of well-being. Only in this state is your body able to heal itself and perform at an optimal level. If your body is full of Toxins, your Immune System is severely compromised, making you much more likely to succumb to sickness and disease.

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Reflexology is the practice of strategically applying pressure to areas of the feet and hands as they correspond with specific body organs.

Reflexology is becoming a more and more popular term in today’s society. Like no other time in history, people are diligently seeking alternative medical treatments. So what is Reflexology and how can it help you? I have outlined the basics for you.

What is Reflexology?

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Toxins are everywhere!

If you are unaware of the importance of Detoxification, please listen up. Toxins are everywhere. The food we eat, the products we clean ourselves with, as well as the air we breathe all contribute to the build up of Toxins in our bodies.

Without effectively eliminating those Toxins from our organs, they will eventually cause havoc and we will be led down the path of sickness and disease. In a society that relies heavily on chemically laden prescription drugs, psychotherapy and surgical procedures to “heal” the sick, it is more than time to put matters into your own hands.

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Reflexology is the practice of strategically applying pressure to areas of the feet and hands!

Many studies have been done in relation to the effectiveness of Reflexology. If you are unfamiliar with Reflexology, here are the basics. Reflexology is the practice of strategically applying pressure to areas of the feet and hands as they correspond with specific body organs.

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If you are one of the millions of people that have discovered the benefits of Reflexology, you may be wondering just how you go about learning the techniques for yourself. There are indeed many benefits to learning Reflexology. Most obviously, and maybe even most importantly, it is free to treat yourself. Reflexologists are

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If you are truly in Reflexology or complementary medicine to help others, than I have a new business idea for you. In our society today, one that relies heavily on chemically laden prescription drugs, psychotherapy and surgical procedures to “heal” the sick, there has never been a better time to look into alternatives.

Reflexology Fact

Reflexologists are becoming more and more common these days. In fact, Reflexology is one of the most popular complimentary therapies available today, because it works. So my question for you is, have you found your niche?

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When giving an Acupressure or Reflexology session to another person, you may expect to immediately be able to feel energy. In time, most people can feel the qi, or vital force, moving through the receiver’s meridians or collecting in the receiver’s acupoints, but you need practice and patience. Take heart: Giving a session can open your awareness to your own energy flow, causing interesting sensations!

An electric current and other common sensations

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Many healing arts, including Acupressure and Reflexology, are based on the beliefs of Chinese energy medicine — which people first practiced more than 5,000 years ago. The ancient Chinese believed that spiritual imbalances caused many illnesses and physical ailments. In order to effectively address the pain, you needed to resolve your spiritual imbalance and get your energies and life force in a balanced state.

Here are a few specific ways in which Acupressure and Reflexology may make a healthy difference in your life:

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By D.S. Braun - Certified Aromatherapist, Certified Reflexologist

Introduction

In the holistic health care field many healing modalities have become the subject of interest and study for healthcare providers, holistic practitioners and the general populace alike. Many are finding that the combination of two or more therapies brings quicker, more complete relief from physical, emotional, spiritual and mental maladies than does one modality alone. For the purposes of this discussion, I am going to focus on the practice of using Aromatherapy to complement and enhance the benefits of Reflexology.

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If acupuncture is a mainstay of Sciatica nerve treatment under Traditional Chinese Medicine’s (TCM) then Acupressure is a closely related to it. The basic principles of Acupressure are the same as acupuncture:

• Identification of cause of Sciatica on the basic principles of yin and yang.
• Earmarking Pressure Points called meridians.
• Unblock what is known as Qi, the vital energy force.

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