Definition of Reflexology
Alternative medicine techniques on this one are easier to find and demand than acupuncture. With great ease, you can search for it throughout the city. Basically, reflexology is the study of the science of massage at certain points of the body.
This massage is done by hand tools and other objects in the form of wood, plastic, or rubber. This massage practitioner has knowledge of human nerves. Such knowledge is still related to needling treatment.
Some reflexology practitioners believe that one's health can be measured by touching points to detect imbalances or blockages of energy flow in the body. This blockage is felt as a soft or "crunchy" sensation. Some evidence shows that reflexology is actually well known by ancient African tribes, American Indians, ancient Egyptians, and ancient China.
Regarding the workings of reflexology massage, no one knows for sure the relationship between organs and glands in the body with the reflection zones in the legs. Some scientific reflexology studies have not met the requirements and the review of the study found that overall, reflexology has not been shown to be a more effective treatment than mere placebo treatment and has not been able to diagnose the disease with certainty other than just possibilities. There are some people who are suitable with reflexology, but some are reluctant, even do not believe in the benefits of reflexology.
Some of my writer's close friends' experiences also say the same thing. There are several diagnoses of massage practitioners that are suitable and fit with the analysis of the medical world, but many also go astray. Usually, the massage practitioner will mention certain types of illness after he massages on one part of the foot or hand. If the place being massaged hurts, this shows the signs of illness in the body of the person being massaged.
The safety issue of reflexology is not yet certain. Some people say that they feel comfortable and safe after reflexology. However, there are also those who say the opposite. So, want to choose a reflexology or other treatment therapy, it's up to you. If you are still unsure of the benefits, it's better not to have to.
Because experience often shows that doubts will be more likely to bring bad effects than good effects. To increase your confidence, you should ask a few of your colleagues who may have had reflexology. Or, you can also directly "interview" the reflexology practitioner.
