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Summary: Learn how to find and stimulate weaknesses of the body using reflexology to build strength in this free medical video on how to use reflexology.
Karen Fraser is a Certified Natural Health professional and distributor for Nature Sunshine Products (the pioneer company for encapsulation of herbal products) She works out of her...read more
"Hi! This is Karen Frazier and we are doing a demonstration for Expert Village. When working the foot, if we could move this chart, when working the foot area, another thing someone who is trained in reflexology what they would actually do is as they are working the foot in the various zones and the various areas, they are also looking for weaknesses in the body and the way weaknesses are determined is as you are working in the upward motion with the thumb, what feels like a sandy spot, it feels like sand actually underneath the skin of the foot. So as you are working you are looking for these weaknesses and if you find a weak area, you would actually start to stimulate that area. Say for instance this individual has a sandy spot in her neck area and I would ask her are you sometimes troubled with some weaknesses in your neck, like pain or discomfort. Just to confirm what I am feeling I would ask the subject that question."
eHow Article: How to Stimulate Weak Areas of the Body Using Reflexology
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nilo1 said
on 8/2/2008 Hi Ms. K...thanks for the videos u posted. very nice. seems like i am once again in front of my reflex professor in the fareast! (by the way, i am a Filipino who is now based in Geneva, Switzerland). u are explaining things step by step and very clear. the chart drawn in the socks really hepls. God Bless and keep on sharing ur knowledge. ciao!