Which is better hand or foot reflexology?
Which is better hand or foot reflexology?
While foot reflexology is better-known, hand reflexology uses points on the hand, which are far more accessible and arguably more useful, as some may struggle to access the relative points on the feet. On each hand, there are reflex points that correspond to various parts of the body.
Who should not get reflexology?
Foot injuries Patients with foot fractures, unhealed wounds, or active gout in the foot should avoid reflexology. Patients with osteoarthritis that impacts the foot or ankle, or those with vascular disease of the legs or feet, should consult with their primary provider prior to beginning reflexology on the feet.
Can reflexology do any harm?
Reflexology generally does not cause any harmful effects as long as necessary precautions are taken with patients with special medical conditions such as blood clot disorder, cancer and heart failure. Each person has a different body system so results from reflexology treatment could vary from one person to another.
Does reflexology actually do anything?
Several studies indicate that reflexology may reduce pain and psychological symptoms, such as stress and anxiety, and enhance relaxation and sleep. Given that reflexology is also low risk, it can be a reasonable option if you’re seeking relaxation and stress relief.
What can you find out from reflexology?
Reflexologists claim that by manipulating the feet, as guided by a reflexology foot chart, they can:
- Balance Energy: the flow of Qi throughout the body.
- Improve Circulation: of blood, nutrients and nerve signals.
- Improve Health: boost the immune system.
- Promote Healing.
- Cleanse The Body: from various toxins.
Is reflexology better than a massage?
Massage reduces muscle tension, is relaxing, and improves circulation. Reflexology is more internally based. Many clients say it feels like I am working on them from inside them. It is also really relaxing, improves circulation and helps you normalize the body.
