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This provocative and often humorous documentary explores the “mysteries” of female sexuality, focusing on the clitoris; a tiny, highly sensitive organ with 8,000 nerve endings at its tip, making it the most responsive organ in the human body, including the tongue or, in men, the penis.

Step by Step Guide to Reflexology: Western Massage is hosted by massage expert Toni Galardi and covers the history of reflexology from its origins in 4000 B.C. through the discovery of the “Zone Theory” in 1917 by Dr. Fitzgerald.

Step by Step Guide to Reflexology: Western Massage is hosted by massage expert Toni Galardi and covers the history of reflexology from its origins in 4000 B.C. through the discovery of the “Zone Theory” in 1917 by Dr. Fitzgerald.

Step by Step Guide to Reflexology: Western Massage is hosted by massage expert Toni Galardi and covers the history of reflexology from its origins in 4000 B.C. through the discovery of the “Zone Theory” in 1917 by Dr. Fitzgerald.

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1. Reflexology - Massage Practice:
Your feet are a virtual map of your whole body. Thousands of tiny nerve endings in the bottom of your feet, called reflexes, correspond to every organ and system within the body. Reflexology is the art of stimulating these points to elicit a healing response from your body¹s central nervous system. In Massage Practice: Reflexology, certified massage therapist Michelle Kluck teaches you how to give yourself or someone else an effective reflexology massage. In just a few minutes, reflexology can relieve symptoms that affect your energy levels and quality of life, boosting your immune system and overall health at the same time. Learn Techniques for Targeting Specific Ailments Including: MIGRAINES € SINUS TROUBLE € INDIGESTION € BACK PAIN € HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE € STRESS € POOR CIRCULATION Includes instruction on using massage tools for reflexology.

Searching for alternative treatments for pain? This friendly, do-it-yourself guide introduces you to the basics and benefits of acupressure and reflexology, showing you step by step how to nurture your emotional and physical well-being and that of someone else. You’ll see how to target specific body parts to address your ailments and improve your emotional as well as your physical well-being.

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Based on techniques used in ancient times, reflexology is a holistic healing method that empowers the body and mind to heal itself through the stimulation of reflexes found in the feet, hands, and face. This deeply relaxing treatment helps to heal the body and enables it to stay healthy. Simply Reflexology clearly explains the techniques used in reflexology, and includes the location of important reflexes and how they correspond to specific parts of the body. This fully illustrated reference includes easy-to-read charts of the feet, hands, and face showing the reflexes, and how to relax and prepare for a session. Let Claire Wynn, a fully qualified reflexologist, show you how to reduce stress, increase energy, release blockages, stimulate the body’s systems, alleviate pain, and improve your overall wellbeing.

Reflexology as a complementary therapy has grown in popularity as different approaches to health care have become more widely available. Applied to the feet in order to access the body, treatment can really boost the immune system and can ease a wide range of health problems. Swiss Reflex has developed along similar lines, with therapists able to diagnose and treat specific difficulties by pinpointing areas on the feet which corresponds to the body as a whole.

A Reflexology treatment is a wonderfully relaxing experience making it great to receive if you are feeling stressed. It is much more than simple pampering, however. Subtle yet powerful, reflexology is becoming increasingly popular in the world of complementary therapies. It is one of the few natural therapies to be adopted by health professionals and used in a medical setting, particularly in the areas of sub-fertility, pregnancy and maternity, aged care and stress management. It has a sound track record in helping many common conditions such as backache, IBS, blood pressure irregularities, sub-fertility, stress, PMS and migraines to name just a few.

Swiss Reflex can offer a pleasant and side effect free progression to a healthier, more balanced and relaxed way of life. Reflexology as a complementary therapy has grown in popularity as different approaches to health care have become more widely available. Applies to the feet in order to access the body, treatment can really boost the immune system and can ease a wide range of health problems. Swiss Reflex has developed along similar lines, with therapists able to diagnose and treat specific difficulties by pinpointing areas of the feet which corresponds to the body as a whole

A kind of Massage to relieve tension by finger pressure; there are reflex points on the feet, hands, and head that are connected to every part of the body.