Reflexology massage on the hands and feet can alleviate stress, identify energy meridians, and provide relief for issues as diverse as toothaches.
Reflexologists stimulate your body and its functions through the application of pressure to specific points on your hands, feet and face. Traditional reflexology theory asserts that each finger contains a map of reflexes in the nerve endings.
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Reflexology is the ancient art of foot massage which originated in China and which was also known to the Ancient Egyptians. It is believed that energy runs through the body in channels known as meridians and that massage of the feet stimulates these energy channels, promoting healing and relaxation.
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You have over 72,000 nerve endings in your feet, and each one corresponds to a different area of the body, says certified reflexologist Jennifer Saraswati Moulden.
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Foot reflexology is based on the premise that there are reflexes in the feet that correspond to all parts of the body and that stimulating these reflexes brings about physiological changes. Reflexology is an ancient healing technique, and evidence that reflexology was first practiced around 2500 to 2300 B.C.
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When you’re suffering from a toothache, you can’t always get to a dentist immediately. If it’s the middle of the night, or you just need to last another couple of hours until you can make it to your dentist’s office, hand reflexology can help.
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The human body is hard-wired to experience stress, which is nature's way of letting us know we're in potentially hazardous situations.
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