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Reflexology FAQ,s
Reflexology is suitable and safe for all ages including children, the elderly and the sick. Reflexology is safe and drug-free, so any person can partake in reflexology treatment.However if you are receiving treament from a Hospital or your Doctor it may be advisable to seek their advice prior to deciding on reflexology treatment.....more

Reflexology for Gout Relief.
Being a long time sufferer with gout, both in my feet and my hands. I have tried various treatment suggestions prescribed by several doctors.
It took me some time before I realised what was causing the pain and it was only after one particularly painful attack, that it became impossible to put any weight on my standing foot.
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Reflexology for Babies and Toddlers.
Although Eastern cultures have been using various alternative treatments for thousands of years we in the West have been slower to embrace many or the treatments available. However in the last decade Reflexology, as a Complementary or Alternative treatment, has seen a large growth in popularity, use and general acceptance.
Initially most patients were adults but recently we have seen Reflexology becoming very popular for use with babies and small children particularly, in the age range of 2 weeks to two years (if they start before they are crawling or walking they are much more accepting of the treatment and less eager to explore their environment)
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Reflexology for the Elderly
Reflexology as a form of treatment is non intrusive it requires the minimum of clothing removal (usually only shoes and possibly socks) and can be applied in a sitting or lying position. It is usually applied by manipulation of the recipient’s feet but some reflexologists prefer to apply it to the hands.
Our feet contain a vast number of nerve endings or receptors that send signals to the brain when we stand walk or generally put pressure on the ground so obvious benefits can be seen for non-ambulatory patients.....more.

Reflexology during Pregnancy
It is generally recognised that Reflexology is helpful both during and after pregnancy but most reflexologists advise that treatment should not be started until after the first twelve weeks, allowing your body to adjust to the hormonal changes it will be undergoing.....more

Facial Reflexology.
Facial Reflexology is a fairly new method of treatment in the West but it is based on several ancient traditions including Chinese and Vietnamese Body Maps, Acupressure and Acupuncture, traditional South American Indian Facial Maps and modern Western understanding of neurological points on the face
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