Wednesday, November 30, 2011

Reflexology Caution! Not everyone can have Reflexology done...

Most people absolutely love reflexology and receive it regularly

Some people though, must approach reflexology with caution

This page will help you determine if reflexology is safe for you

because as you will learn, anyone can do reflexology




People that should not under any circumstance receive reflexology include anyone with the following


Deep vein thrombosis

Thromboplebitis

Cellulite on the feet or legs

Acute infection with high temperature

Stroke- in the first two weeks

An unstable pregnancy





People with these conditions should not receive reflexology by anyone! except an Accredited Reflexologist


Pregnancy in the first trimester

Insulin dependent diabetics

Cancer, especially lymphoma

Epilepsy

Anti-coagulating drugs i.e. warfarin and heparin

People taking high dosage drugs or a variety of drugs

Up to six months after heart surgery

Hypersensitive people - eg. chronic fatique

Contagious conditions - eg. plantar warts, tinea, AIDS, Hep B or C






Always thoroughly check the foot, hand, face or ear before ever doing reflexology

Look for bruises, cuts, swelling, blisters, infections anything contagious or painful to touch

Things like these mean you should definitely not do reflexology on that part of the body


Reflexology is only for healthy feet, hands, face and ears

It helps restore balance, but does not cure diseases or illnesses and should be used to help maintain a healthy state

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