Reflexology...

Hello everyone,
What does this name tell you?
Have you ever stretched your bare feet out to a reflexologist? If so, what did you feel?
Apparently, it can even make you lose weight… no, no… it’s not a diet. Digestion gets back on track ;D – just a little joke on my part.

Did it pique your curiosity?

See you soon, ClaudiaC

Hello,
So reflexology is a massage of the feet, the soles, but also the toes.
Each organ in our body is represented in the foot, and the reflexologist identifies which part of the body or which organ is experiencing an energy deficiency. In other words, they detect our weak points... and can apply more or less pressure to that point. This can cause pain (to varying degrees) for the patient.
If necessary, the reflexologist may ask the patient to seek a consultation.

For the practical part… first a brief discussion, then lying on your back on a table. And the reflexologist massages the feet for about 45 minutes.

Would you like to learn more about the theoretical part?

See you soon, ClaudiaC

Good evening, Claudia

I was somewhat familiar with this method, which is similar to acupuncture.

45 minutes of foot massage—I don't know if I'd be able to handle it; I'm very ticklish.

I'd like to know the theoretical part, go ahead, I'm waiting for you.

Big kisses :-* 8)

Véronique

Good evening Sebsylam,
It doesn't tickle…

And the theoretical part follows.

But not tonight… tomorrow…

Best regards, ClaudiaC

Good evening, my beautiful

No worries for later, as for my feet, hmm, it's hard to touch them even for me, I'm really ticklish ;D ;D ;D

Kiss, my little girl

Véronique

Good evening,

You're the one who knows.

ClaudiaC

Hello Sebsylam,

I can assure you that it is true that it does not tickle, because there is a very specific method that involves holding the foot in such a way that it does not tickle. I have taught reflexology and I am certain of what I am saying.

I just want to add that there is also hand and ear reflexology, as well as full-body reflexology, but I have never practiced the latter.

Good evening, Rose Rabbit

I would never doubt your word, far from it.

It’s true, I’m very ticklish. But it’s the fact that you touch my feet, who knows, it makes me jump.

I think if I focus, I’ll be able to get them to touch me ;D

Good evening, Rose Rabbit

Véronique

Hello Véronique

To prevent tickling, the grip must be firm, not too soft or caressing. If the grip is firm, it doesn't tickle at all.