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Reflexology involves applying pressure to specific points on the feet that are believed to correspond to different parts of the body. It aims to increase energy flow by stimulating these reflex points. While research is limited, reflexology has a long history dating back thousands of years in ancient Egypt, India, and China. It may be related to acupuncture through its focus on stimulating dynamic meridian lines, but does not use needles like acupuncture.
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Reflexology is an ancient healing practice based on the principle that applying pressure to certain points on the feet, hands and ears can provide benefits to corresponding parts of the body. It is thought to work by stimulating nerve endings that can affect other areas through energy pathways or by releasing chemicals like endorphins. A typical reflexology session involves assessing the feet and then applying firm pressure to different points while the client relaxes. Common uses of reflexology include reducing stress, improving circulation, relieving pain and promoting overall wellness and healing in the body. While reflexology is popular as a complementary therapy, more scientific evidence is still needed to support some of its bolder health claims.
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