Reflexology Tips

Flat Feet Flat Feet

Flat feet are a condition where the arch of the foot appears flattened. This causes... 

Reflexolyogi! Reflexolyogi!

Submitted by Wendy Coad on August 27. Well here’s a match made in heaven. We’re... 

Reflexology & the Lymphatic System Reflexology & the Lymphatic System

Most of us have experienced ’swollen glands’ at one time or another.... 

Reflexology with Heart Reflexology with Heart

I notice more and more that people are experiencing varying degrees of pain in the... 

Reflexology for the Cold & Flu Reflexology for the Cold & Flu

Reflexology can help relieve the symptoms of the dreaded cold and flu.  Check out... 

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Reflexology Teaching

Reflexology and the Solar Plexus Reflexology and the Solar Plexus

The Solar Plexus reflex is sometimes thought of as a huge energy source with a mysterious... 

Reflexology to the Core (the Skeletal System) Reflexology to the Core (the Skeletal System)

Last week I gave you the first installment of the article: Reflexology, World Reflexology... 

Reflexology, World Reflexology Week, Halloween and the Skeletal System Reflexology, World Reflexology Week, Halloween and the Skeletal System

How Does Halloween Feature in World Reflexology Week? As we gear up for both World... 

Reflexology and the Adrenals Reflexology and the Adrenals

If you’ve ever doubted what these two little “Endocrine System Glands”... 

Hand Reflexology and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Hand Reflexology and Carpal Tunnel Syndrome

Every reflexologist needs to know about the carpal tunnel. It’s important because... 

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Articles by Wendy

Reflexology and the Kidneys Reflexology and the Kidneys

There’s been a lot of buzz around reflexology these past few weeks. In part thanks to a recent segment on the Regis and Kelly TV morning show. It seems that Regis, a great proponent of reflexology, recently experienced a pain that was reminiscent of years ago when he had kidney stones. As Regis tells the story, he was awaiting surgery to remove... [Read more of this review]

The Gall bladder The Gall bladder

First let’s take a look at its location and function: The gallbladder is a pear shaped organ located posterior and inferior to the liver. It stores the bile that the liver has produced – up to 2 oz.  It’s connected to the intestinal system by the cystic duct which in turn empties into the duodenum via the common bile duct. When we eat a large... [Read more of this review]

When Sole Meets Soul When Sole Meets Soul

As kids are going back to school and the transition into autumn occurs, it’s more important than ever to take care of our bodies and support their natural defense systems. One part of the body that supports our health in a big way is a little gland found in the center of the chest area called the thymus gland. Interestingly enough, the word... [Read more of this review]

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