Foot Reflexology     $30/30 min $65/60 min

Did you know that there are more than 7,200 nerve endings in your feet?  Reflexology will target much of these as we massage and melt away your troubles through such strokes as the "spinal twist" along inside of your feet and the lung press into the ball of your foot. You'll have happy feet in no time!  Reflexology also known as Trigger Point Massage is the art and science of working specific reflex areas on feet to relax and relieve stress and pain in the body.

There are some important differences between reflexology and an ordinary foot massage. While a foot massage usually involves the entire foot or the portion that is in pain, reflexology involves specific spots on the feet. The goals of reflexology usually have nothing at all to do with the feet themselves. Rather, the purpose is to either benefit a specific part of the body or promote overall health.

Reflexology utilizes reflex areas in the feet that correspond to various body systems. There are surprisingly many reflex points. Practitioners utilize a reflexology chart to determine the location of the reflex point that is linked to the patient’s problem area. Each foot represents its half of the body and its organs, tissues and vessels.

In reflexology, specific types of touch are used to stimulate the reflex points. Traditionally these points have been said to affect our “life energy,” or qi, a concept also addressed in acupuncture and other types of traditional Asian medicine.

The Benefits of Foot Reflexology Massage
1. It can relieve pain and stiffness caused by too much exercising or using muscle for too long.
2. It can help prevent and cure many symptoms such as headache, stress, asthma, constipation, sinusitis and migraine.
3. The blood circulation system will be boosted.
4. The body's function will be naturally turned into its homeostasis.

Restrictions:
1. The massage must be done with accuracy to avoid wrong reflection which will cause muscle infection.
2. One should not receive a massage until at least one hour after a meal.
3. After receiving a massage, one is required to drink water to eliminate toxin and lactic acids developed during the massage process.