A ONE PAGE ABSTRACT

The following Abstract appears at the beginning of the Research Study Published in 1993 for readers to gain a quick overview of the study to determine if they would like to look into reading the entire published study.

Randomized Controlled Study Of Premenstrual Symptoms

Treated with Ear, Hand, and Foot Reflexology

by Terry Oleson, Ph.D., and William S. Flocco

Objective: To determine whether reflexology therapy — the application of manual pressure to reflex points on the ears, hands, and feet that somatotopically correspond to specific areas of the body — can significantly reduce premenstrual symptoms compared to placebo treatment. Read more…

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60 FASCINATING FACTS AND QUOTATIONS ABOUT HANDS

Fascinating Facts about Your Hands

Hands 1st Ten Fascinating Facts About Hands Every Practitioner Should Know

1. A quarter of all the bones in your body are found in your two hands.
2. Your hand is built in 3 sections: fingers are called phalanges, long bones in the middle of your hand are called metacarpals, and the wrist bones are called carpals.
3. Your hand contains 27 major and minor bones in each hand.
4. There are 14 phalanges in the thumb and fingers.
5. The thumb has two bones.

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HOW DOES REFLEXOLOGY WORK

Reflexology is the study, art, and science of applying specific touch techniques to the Feet, Hands, and outer Ears where theory suggests there is a pressure map resembling a shape of the Human Body. By applying nurturing touch in specific ways, a wide range of health benefits have been reported

Science, as yet, has not been able to tell us all the ways that Reflexology works. There are approximately 20 theories about how Reflexology works. Some of the theories are:

• Anthropologic: Nature provided a way for us to balance ourselves through the reflex maps
• Biomechanics Of The Feet: Bones and muscles out of alignment can keep the reflexes from completely balancing
• Caring Touch: The healing ability of love is well known

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Reflexology: What is Reflexology | Reflexology Orange County

The Documented History of Reflexology is that it was discovered by three Medical Doctors during the 20th Century. Foot and Hand Reflexology by Drs. William FitzGerald 1917 & Joe Shelby Riley 1924 both in the USA, Ear Reflexology by Dr. Paul Nogier, in Lyon France 1957.

What Is Reflexology?

Imagine walking in a lightly light, flavored room, taking your shoes and socks, on a relaxed cushioned reflexology table and for the next hour, while a certified reflexologist can nourish your feet, hands and exterior ears, Then you feel deeply relieved after wave of accumulated stress and stress after leaving your body. You feel more comfortable and better than feeling for a while.

Definition Of Reflexology

The study of art and science is the study of applying specific touch techniques for reflexology, hands and external ears, where the theory indicates that pressure is similar to the size of the human body. A wide range of health benefits has been reported by implementing the touch of nutrition in specific ways.

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DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REFLEXOLOGY AND ACUPRESSURE

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN REFLEXOLOGY AND ACUPRESSURE

Both Reflexology and Acupressure fall into the category of Touch Therapy called Reflex therapy. However, they work under every very energetic principles and extremely different reflex point location.

Acupressure deals with over 14 long thin energy lines called meridians that run most of the length of the body. There are more than 800 pressure points along these lines, of which, fewer than 30 are found on the feet and the hands with only one meridian acupressure point on the bottom of the feet, and only one meridian even coming close to the ear, in the crease behind the outer ear.

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60 FASCINATING FACTS AND QUOTATIONS ABOUT HANDS

Fascinating Facts about Your Hands

Hands 1st Ten Fascinating Facts About Hands Every Practitioner Should Know

1. A quarter of all the bones in your body are found in your two hands.
2. Your hand is built in 3 sections: fingers are called phalanges, long bones in the middle of your hand are called metacarpals, and the wrist bones are called carpals.
3. Your hand contains 27 major and minor bones in each hand.
4. There are 14 phalanges in the thumb and fingers.
5. The thumb has two bones.
6. Each of the other four fingers in each hand has 3 bones (phalanges); The distal phalanges (distal meaning further away from the body); the middle, a.k.a. medial phalanges; and the proximal phalanges (proximal meaning closest to the body).
7. There are 5 long bones, metatarsals, in each hand, that connect the fingers to the wrist.
8. There are 8 wrist bones (carpals).
9. Your hands may also have numerous tiny sesamoid bones—which differ in number from person to person and appear in the hand’s tendons.
10. Each hand contains 29 major joints.

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