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Published On: Dec 31, 2007 08:02 PM
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Published On: Dec 31, 2007 08:02 PM
Reflexology
Reflexology is a delightful & therapeutic
foot treatment
With a folk medicine history in Ancient
Greece, Asia & Egypt, reflexology has long been considered a powerful
healing method. Pathways of nerve endings cover the soles of the feet, and by
applying pressure in a specific way to these areas, we stimulate the
corresponding body part, encouraging it to find a healthy balance. This is known
as a reflex, as this message travels to a different part of the
body.
Using pressure in this way on a reflex zone can reveal underlying instability, helping prevent potential illness or dis-ease. It is believed that reflexology removes blockages in the body's energy flow, resulting in a harmonising of the blood & lymphatic tissue, concurrently promoting oxygenation of tissues & the removal of toxins. Reflexology can also help improve circulation, ease pain, relax the body & treat a wide range of acute & chronic illnesses.
As with many natural healing therapies, a single treatment is always a pleasurable experience, but to benefit from the therapeutic effect, it's better to follow a series of treatments. Allow about 60 minutes.
Sfr 130 per treatment
Using pressure in this way on a reflex zone can reveal underlying instability, helping prevent potential illness or dis-ease. It is believed that reflexology removes blockages in the body's energy flow, resulting in a harmonising of the blood & lymphatic tissue, concurrently promoting oxygenation of tissues & the removal of toxins. Reflexology can also help improve circulation, ease pain, relax the body & treat a wide range of acute & chronic illnesses.
As with many natural healing therapies, a single treatment is always a pleasurable experience, but to benefit from the therapeutic effect, it's better to follow a series of treatments. Allow about 60 minutes.
Sfr 130 per treatment
Posted: Tue - December 6, 2005 at 03:32 PM