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Introduction

Reflexology is a safe effective therapy free of any side effects, which can help to activate body parts that are related to the feet in order to improve health.

Accumulated Deposit: Normal Blood circulation would not have "Deposit" (sediment) in blood vessels or the connective tissues. On the other hand, poor blood circulation will result in deposition of sediment.

Relationship between Deposit and the Reflex zone: All organs depend upon each other, when disturbance occurs in one of them creates problems to other organs, that can be traced to the related reflex zones. When pressing on the reflex zones, a "stiff area" is detected, indicating deposit has formed on the related organs.

Prophylaxis: Reflexology is an ideal method to prevent serious sickness since a disturbance usually starts from a small area which is detectable ("stiff area") when one presses on the reflex zones.

Duration of Massage: Massage the corresponding zone using the thumb for no more than 10 minutes to achieve relief.

NOTE: Drink plenty of plain water after a massage.



Left and Right foot




Two feet put closely together resemble a person's body.

(see illustration-1)
The different reflex zones of the feet relate to the corresponding parts of the body.



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Illustration-1





Sideway of the foot

The Inner side of the foot bears a resemblance to the curves of the spine.

(see illustration-2 and illustration-3)
The correspondent reflex zones of the inner and the outer side of the foot.





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Illustration-2



IS1 Sciatic Nerve IS9 Urethra, Penis, Vagina
IS2 Rectum and Anus IS10 Sacrum
IS3 Coccyx IS11 Bladder
IS4 Uterus or Prostate Glands IS12 Lumbar Vertebrae
IS5 Hip Joint IS13 Thoracic vertebrae
IS6 Lymph - lower part of the body IS14 Parathyroid Glands
IS7 Groin IS15 Cervical vertebrae
IS8 Rib IS16 Nose



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Illustration-3



OS1 Sciatic Nerve OS9 Elbow
OS2 Lower Abdomen OS10 Scapula
OS3 Coccyx OS11 Diaphragm
OS4 Gonad OS12 Breast
OS5 Hip Joint OS13 Balance Organ
OS6 Lymph - upper part of the body OS14 Shoulder
OS7 Rib OS15 Temple, Trigeminus Nerve
OS8 Abdomen




Top View of the foot



TV1 Lymph Glands - upper body TV7 Larynx and wind-pipe
TV2 Lymph Glands - abdominal area TV8 Tonsils
TV3 Diaphragm TV9 Tonsils
TV4 Balance Organ TV10 Lower Jaw
TV5 Breast TV11 Upper Jaw
TV6 Lymph-cistern - thoracic duct



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