We all know that a short foot massage every now and then can really help us relax, particularly after a long day of standing up and walking around, when our feet tend to swell up. Sure, everyone enjoys it, but does it really have any benefits other than making us feel a bit more relaxed and relieving some of the pain?
There are a several different massage techniques that all promise certain health benefits.
This is a technique of manipulating the feet and hands in order to improve circulation, ease pain, and increase relaxation in the body. Reflexology is based on the theory that all body parts, organs and glands are associated with specific areas, called reflex zones, in the hands and feet, which serve as kind of a mini-map of the entire body. By manipulating the different zones, changes can be made in the corresponding body part. For this reason, reflexology is sometimes called “zone therapy”.
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Traditional therapeutic techniques focus on relaxing the muscles and joints; acupressure seeks to improve general health and energy flow by acting upon specific pressure points; aromatherapy uses scented oils and relaxing music to add an additional element of relaxation by acting upon multiple senses; and reflexology seeks to improve internal organ function by massaging specific areas of the foot.
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This chart shows the pressure points for various symptoms and issues that foot massage can address.
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