Reflexology: Learn How to Use Reflexology With Easy Techniques and Simple Instruction (Volume 1)
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| Rating | : | 4.14 (571 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1508676348 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 50 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2017-11-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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"Reflexology really works and the instructions here are easy to follow" according to Deborah Curran. Never knew how reflexology could help my aches and pains. I find the instructions easy to follow and enjoy giving and receiving. While I'm at work I sometimes give my hands reflexology massages and find it helpful to remain calm. "Filled with information!" according to Martina Isabela Beltran. This is a very informative book explaining hand and feet reflexology and methods. I think with practice and using this book as a reference this method of self therapy could be very beneficial. The book is easy to understand and detailed enough to really be helpful. I have put a few of the suggestions into practice and have experienced some relief. Filled with information about the origin and cause of pain as well as how reflexology works and heals the body. I do think it requires dedication and practice to really become accomplished but this is a good guide.. Short And Quite Detailed On Using Reflexology Tony Calhoun The book was a quick read with quite a bit of detail regarding the different zones used in reflexology. Having never tried reflexology in the past, my first attempt yielded a positive experience. Reflexology should be considered as another method for dealing with pain.
ReflexologyHere Is A Preview Of What You'll LearnUnderstanding ReflexologyReflexology BasicsHow to Get StartedThe Foot Reflexology MapThe Hand Reflexology MapThe Ear Reflexology MapFive DIY TechniquesSelf Practice With All Pressure PointsMuch, much more!Thank You for Choosing This Book. ReflexoogyLearn How to Use Reflexology With Easy Techniques and Simple Instruction When referring to reflexology people are talking about the process of applying pressure to specific areas of the hands and feet or even the ear. Massaging the correct spots on the ear, foot or hand in the right way is believed to relieve pain in those matching areas of the body. Neither lotion nor oil is used in the practice and the ways by which the pressure is applied depends upon the area you is trying to address. The idea is that certain areas of the ears, feet and hands, known as reflex points, correspond to organs and limbs on the body. In essence, it is a form of therapeutic massage, based on the theory that there are pathways