Look up: Reflexology

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   Reflexology
   Involves massaging specific areas of the foot with the aim of restoring the body`s overall energy balance, and promoting the removal of toxic substances. Reflexologists believe that areas of the foot correspond to particular areas of the body, and the massage can help to calm or stimulate the nervous system, open the airways, and improve communicat...
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   Reflexology
   Type of complementary therapy. Reflexologists use pressure points on the feet, similar to acupuncture points to detect blockages of energy in the body. They seek to correct the blockages by massaging the feet.
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   Reflexology
   Practice of stimulating points on the feet, hands and ears
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   Reflexology
   Also known as Zone Therapy is the practice of massaging the feet, popularized in the United States by physiotherapist Eunice Inghram in the 1930`s, where it is understood all the energy meridians of the body are represented, together with many nerve endings that also relate to much of the body and organs. The hand and ears are regarded in the same...
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   Reflexology
   A type of complementary therapy based on pressure and massage of certain points on the soles of the feet.
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   Reflexology
   A type of complementary therapy based on pressure and massage of points on the feet.
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   reflexology
   <study> A type of complementary therapy based on pressure and massage of certain points on the soles of the human feet. Some people also claim that this technique may also be used in diagnosis. ... (16 Dec 1997) ...
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   reflexology
   (from the article `theatre`) ...in a chart of gestures, which was used as a guide for expression and characterization by many amateur theatre companies in the middle years of the ...
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   reflexology
   reflexology 1. A form of massage in which pressure is applied to parts of the feet and hands in order to promote relaxation and healing elsewhere in the body. 2. The scientific study of physiological reflexes and their relation to behavior. 3. A theory that explains human behavior as complex chains of conditioned and unconditioned reflexes.
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    reflexology
    The study of reflexes. [reflex + G. logos, study]
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    Reflexology
    A form of massage in which certain points, or accupuncture spots, of the hands, feet and ears are massaged. These points correspomd with different body parts and organs. The technique is said to decrease tensions, improve blood circulation and provide a sense of relaxation. Other common reliefs of reflexology include high blood pressure, hemorrh...
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