Reflexology : Reflexology Pressure Points

Reflexology pressure points in the feet coordinate with other parts of the body, and proper massage of these pressure points can alleviate pain or discomfort in the coordinating areas. Discover reflexology pressure points with tips from a certified reflexology practitioner in this free video on alternative medicine.

Expert: Darya McNolty
Contact: www.pyramidvt.com
Bio: Darya McNolty is a certified reflexology practitioner with a loyal and growing client list at the Pyramid Wellness Center in Rutland, Vt.
Filmmaker: Rich Alcott

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[Loise1976]

Please explain in another video, if there is medical proof that refloxology points in the feet correlate to organs. All nerves connect to bigger nerves, to spine, to brain. If i had a callous on my foot, how does that affect my liver? ANY foot massage feels good, it relaxes you, and like a 'fortune teller' any one can make someone feel good with the mumbo jumbo claims and a gentle reassuring voice.

[pugslove81]

i dont believe in reflexology, but i respect people who do. i think that it is just relaxing to get a good foot rub because it feels good. like when one part of your body hurts like your arms you feel miserable. i think the same principle applies when something feels good, and your feet are a very sensitive part of your body so they will have a greater effect.

[JMDinOKC]

The best you can say about what this woman does is that although it has absolutely no basis in known body function, she can't actually harm anybody what she does, and you get a nice foot massage out of it. (I love foot massages.) Unless a client is foolish enough to go to her instead of a doctor, someone who actually KNOWS things.

[JMDinOKC]

It boggles the mind (and outrages the sensibilities) that in this day and age, after over 150 years of laborious, careful accumulation of evidence in the systematic study of human physiology and neuroanatomy, that there are still people who believe this utter nonsense. This sadly deluded woman may as well be living in the 14th century considering that her mode of thought is typical of that period. Reflexology is as fanciful as the four humors, or miasmas, or phrenology. The best you can say abo

[xangolicious]

@Loise1976 extreme difficulty walking.. now almost completely cured.. never took medication or anything.. it's been 7 years now.. and counting.. once in a while she gets a symptom and we concentrate reflexology on that area and the next day she is better (symptoms like blindness in one eye.. etc).. if that is not proof... and a miracle... then I don't know what is...

[xangolicious]

@Loise1976it's nothing to do with fortune telling.. England has done many, many studies and reflexology has been scientifically proven effective over and over again in many areas.. I have personally, through reflexology, seen patients who were paralyzed (25 years old, brain aneurysm, and double stroke)... doctors gave her no hope of ever walking or being "continent" again, and within one month she was both walking and continent.... another MS patient without use of her arm and hand, also having

[HappyHeartChick]

Reflexology isn't something that should replace regular medical care, but it can help alleviate certain ailments to some degree. The power of touch is really not something you can measure, but it is medical fact that all nerves in your body run to your feet. It is possible that they end in the same general areas of everyone's feet. Anyone who says this is all you need to fix ailments has smoked their breakfast a few too many times. :) Still feels really, really good.

[bokprop420]

@RayRayBx i'm sure it's a good foot massage, but nothing more.

[fluteloverforever]

That looks so relaxing!

[Futurhunk]

Thanks

[RayRayBx]

Reflexology=an excuse to exercise a foot fetish

The rest is all bull crap