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Does foot massage really cure ills? |
Has anyone experience in having their health improved through foot massage? its fantastic,your foot has all the main pressure point to your body,and if its done right then it can help with a lot of health problems yes.... depends on you... the cure is really touch.... we dont take the time to explore are selves.... yeah he is right no it just relaxes the muscle in your foot and sooths the pain! yah it could happen No it does not work. yes--especially headaches--there are pressure points in your feet--they work great on stress That mode of healing is called Reflexology and it works for some illness but not all. The proper term for this is Reflexology. There are many spots on your feet which the nerves conect to other parts of your body (Much like the back.) Like any treatment, some find it works,and some that it doesn't. It'snot neccesarily a "cure" but brings some relief for many different things. My mothers been having it done to ease the pain in her hips and back for over 10 years now. Reflexology or massaging particular points on the foot is very effective for some people. It didn't help me but I was impressed by the pain it found that I didn't know was there, and suggested areas needing help in my body. So it can be diagnostic as well as healing for some. Just need to try it for yourself. My sister taught herself from a book and used it effectively in Africa with patients she was nursing. I consided it a form of Touch Therapy and so dependent on the intention and attention of the one doing it. You can do it on yourself, so a little study and trial and error is helpful. |
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