Heart & Sole Reflexology

📢 New Research Alert: This study confirms the feasibility of a Foot Reflexology session for patients hospitalized in a palliative care unit (PCU). It resulted in a slight improvement in sleep quality.
💚 Discover more reflexology research and read the abstract here: https://www.reflexologycanada.org/en/reflexology-research/
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Get your happiness
out of your work—
or you’ll never know what happiness is!
Elbert Hubbard

Reflexology is not only a science but also an art. It is a science, because it is based on physiological and neurological study. It is an art, because much depends on how skillfully the practitioner applies his knowledge and the dynamics which occur between the practitioner and the client. Reflexology: Art, Science & History by Christine Issel

What is Reflexology?
The ARCB defines it as: A protocol of manual techniques, such as thumb and finger-walking, hook and back up and rotating-on-a-point, applied to specific reflex areas predominantly on the feet and hands.
But what does this mean?
These techniques stimulate the complex neural pathways linking body systems, supporting the body's efforts to function optimally.
It does this by reducing stress, increasing circulation, assisting detoxification and finally, by bringing the body into homeostasis, or balance.

The feet are truly an amazing part of the body, effortlessly performing their many functions, but often given little thought or attention. These incredible structures, each consisting of 26 bones, (a quarter of all the bones in the entire body), 33 joints, 107 ligaments, 20 muscles, 125,000 sweat glands and over 7,000 nerve endings***, allow us to stand, walk, run, jump and maneuver our way through our day. Yet we rarely even touch them, managing to put on our shoes and socks without really coming into contact with them.
Excerpt from Enhanced Reflexology by Zandra Loggins with Roz Zollinger

This article is based on my Poem located in the Notes App.

The Yes Response | Balanced Moments It's the first day of reflexology class and on the desk facing the students I set a wooden cutout of the word

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Backyard Medicine: Getting Started on the Herbal Journey. ~ Tina Sams Backyard Medicine: Getting Started on the Herbal Journey. ~ Tina Sams