Reflexology dr mubashara

1. WHAT IS
REFLEXOLOGY
A system of applying pressure to specific reflex points of the
foot
Not massage
Belief that each part of the foot relates to its own part of
body (increase energy flow)
May be linked to meridiains

2. 1. Top of Head
2. Sinuses
3. Pituitary Gland
4. Temporal Area
5. Neck, Cervical
6. Upper Lymph Area
7. Parathyroid Gland
8. Ears
9. Eyes
10. Thyroid Glands
11. Shoulder
12. Lungs and Bronchi
13. Heart Area
14. Heart
15. Spine, Vertebra
16. Pancreas
17. Solar Plexus
18. Stomach & Duodenum
19. Liver
20. Spleen
21. Spleenic Fixture
22. Gall Bladder
23. Adrenal Glands
24. Hepatic Flexure
25. Kidneys
26. Transverse Colon

3. 27. Waist
28. Ureters
29. Ascending Colon
30. Descending Colon
31. Lumbar
32. Small Intestines
33. Sacral
34. Bladder
35. Ileo-Caecal Valve
36. Appendix
37. Sigmoid Flexure
38. Hip & Lower Back
39. Coccyx
40. Sciatic Area
41. Rectum
42. Uterus
43. Prostate
44. Breast
45. Lymph Drainage
46. Fallopian Tubes
47. Lymph Nodes (Arm Pit)
48. Sacro Iliac Joint
49. Ovary or Testicle
50. Lymph Nodes (Groin)
51. Maxilla/Submaxilla (Jaw)
52. Tonsils

4. REFLEXOLOGY
History shows that Reflexology dates back to
around 2500 BC.
It was widely used by the Egyptians, the Indians,
and the Chinese.
Some of the African tribes people worked with the
points on the foot.
There is a relationship between reflexology and
acupuncture or acupressure as their treatments
are based on the principals of using stimulation on
dynamic meridian lines.. A real nice point, (no pun
intended) is that Reflexology never uses needles in
its treatments.