Can My Child Be Treated With Reflexology?
Can My Child Be Treated With Reflexology? Hyperactivity, Attention Deficit Disorder and Depression are the most common childhood ailments among children today.
Moreover, prescriptions for anti-depressants for kids are commonplace. What doesnt make sense to me is that mental and emotional problems have always existed.
What did our ancestors do when they felt depressed? I will tell you one thing, it wasnt at all what we do today. In our society today, one that relies heavily on chemically laden prescription drugs, psychotherapy and surgical procedures to heal the sick, there has never been a better time to look into treatment alternatives.
If you have children with behavioral problems, or children that tend to catch a new cold each time the wind blows, it may be time for you to look at reflexology as an alternative or supplemental treatment.
Reflexology is a form of treatment started by the ancient Chinese in centuries past. It was found that by stimulating specific areas of the feet and hands, you could not only bring healing to the body, but could cleanse the body of common toxic substances and even parasites.
Reflexology was brought to the West in the early 1900s and has been proven to be a very successful therapy for most sicknesses and diseases. So why should this technique be used on children?
It is of course, because it works. However, one of the biggest reasons that reflexology is so beneficial to children is that they have not yet been programmed to societies way of handling sickness.
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When the mind is more receptive and does not contain the boundaries that many adults have, it is understood that the body works more effectively and efficiently.
If you are curious as to what types of problem reflexology can alleviate in children, here is a list I have compiled. Keep in mind that it is just a sample list and in no way represents everything that reflexology can benefit. A Note about Ear Infections:
There are many ways to cure an ear infection without the use of antibiotics; one of those methods is reflexology.
In my opinion, antibiotics are prescribed way too much. I have cured my own kids ear infections quickly and easily. In fact, I even wowed my doctor a few times.
Teething pain, Asthma, Colic,There is documented studies that proved reflexology could virtually eliminate the symptoms associated with colic, Allergies, and Childhood eczema.
Stress: Reflexology is known for the relaxation factor.
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One theory that tries to explain how reflexology works claims that the massage of the sole of the foot releases endorphins which is a natural pain killer and promotes a sense of well being naturally and that it is the extra flow of this hormone that makes us feel better. |
If you have suffered from a stressful day at work, one of the best things you can do for your body is have a reflexology treatment.
Sports related injuries, Respiratory infections, Depression, and other emotional problems, Hyperactivity & auditory problems, Learning and concentration challenges, Acne, and psoriasis.
I recommend making reflexology treatment a part of family time. Make it something that the children look forward to and enjoy.
Create a comfortable and relaxing atmosphere in a room they enjoy spending time in, you will find it goes much more smoothly this way.
Reflexology Facts Today
09/06/2008
Court hears therapist deny sexual assaults (The Journal)
AREFELXOLOGIST has denied passionately kissing a woman teacher while her mother sat in the waiting room next door.
Court hears therapist deny sexual assaults (The Journal)
09/02/2008
London News and Reviews (Evening Standard)
A reflexologist used a high street massager device on his patients in a bid to satisfy his lust while pretending the 'treatment' would solve their health problems, a court was told.
London News and Reviews (Evening Standard)
09/06/2008
Local business garners national acclaim (The Herald-Press)
From the affordable to the luxurious, Greta Lesh, owner of the Nail Station on State Street, thrives on pampering her customers. Walking into the store, you find yourself immediately more relaxed. There is no smell of the harsh chemicals that is found in most nail salons.
Local business garners national acclaim (The Herald-Press)
09/06/2008
Court hears therapist deny sexual assaults (The Journal)
AREFELXOLOGIST has denied passionately kissing a woman teacher while her mother sat in the waiting room next door.
Court hears therapist deny sexual assaults (The Journal)
08/29/2008
Learning The Art Of Malay Traditional Massage (BruDirect.com)
Bandar Seri Begawan - Local youths who ate interested in pursuing a career in Malay Tradition massage will be able to undergo a unique training commencing this November, thanks to a local company and its Malaysian counterpart which signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) yesterday.
Learning The Art Of Malay Traditional Massage (BruDirect.com)
09/05/2008
Six Ways to Cope With Menopause (ThirdAge)
Make changes in your diet. Choose low-fat dairy options and try to lower saturated fats found in meat and substitute them with healthy fats like omega-3 fatty acids from oily fish.
Six Ways to Cope With Menopause (ThirdAge)
09/06/2008
Local business garners national acclaim (The Herald-Press)
From the affordable to the luxurious, Greta Lesh, owner of the Nail Station on State Street, thrives on pampering her customers. Walking into the store, you find yourself immediately more relaxed. There is no smell of the harsh chemicals that is found in most nail salons.
Local business garners national acclaim (The Herald-Press)
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