I have a man friend who is a reflexologist and when he offered 'to do my feet' as I was looking a bit stressed out I wasn't too keen. I'm a bit sensitive about my feet but I nevertheless agreed after a little persuasion. I felt a bit foolish lying on his massage bed with him sitting at my feet. He asked me a few questions about my health and then gently took some oil and rubbed it into my feet. It felt so good. He then started to massage my feet in specific places and told me just to relax. Some of the points he pressed felt quite uncomfortable. He told me this was a sign of a blockage in the energy channels and was related to a ...  Read the complete review

Reflexology is an amazingly accurate treatment (in my experience anyway). One of the first things I was told when I started a course of reflexology treatment was that I was not drinking enough water - this could be ascertained by the amount of crystals found in my feet. I started to drink 2 litres of water a day shortly after and by the 3rd session, the crystals had disappeared completely. Without having told my therapist anything about my body's weak points, she accurately gave me a summary of every area of my body where there were 'blockages' at the end of the treatment. I suffered very irregular periods at the time of starting the sessions and again, by about the .  Read the complete review

Reflexology is one of many alternative therapies becoming more and more popular.It is even recommended by many doctors as an alternative to drugs. Treatment is available for many conditions, and you can also have a general treatment which will relax you and may even pick up on underlying problems you were previously unaware of. All the treatment involves is a foot massage, which, for almost everyone is a really pleasant experience. Different areas of the foot are linked to different parts of the body. The reflexologist is trained in anatomy and physiology aswell as the actual structure of the foot, so that they know exactly which part of the body they are ...  Read the complete review

Reflexology is a old Chinese therapy which uses zones within the feet to help the body heal itself of any problems. It can be combined with Aromatherapy or used alone but the effects are both pretty amazing! People seem to think that if they have ticklish feet, it won't work for them, but the technique used on the feet is on of pressure and is a totally different sensation than that of being tickled, so everyone can give it a go! I trained as a Reflexologist last year, and was I have to admit pretty scpetical at first, but having had it done on me and also seen the reactions of my clients after treatment I am truly converted. Normally you ...  Read the complete review

I have to say that reflexology is quiet the nicest treatment I have ever had. It's a form of massage of the feet, where each part of the feet is said to correspond to a different part of the body. My experience is that it is done in a low-lighted room, with low lights and soft wind chimey music. You take off your shoes and socks and lie on a bed covered in a warm rug, and you literally lie there while your feet are stroked, held, and massaged by the therapist. It is so relaxing, and you don?t feel at all self conscious about it! The treatment lasts about an hour. The first treatment usually involves giving a medical history, and discussing any ...  Read the complete review