New MRI Findings in Reflexology Thearapy

The use of MRI technology is being used to tie the fundamental understanding of reflexology to scientific certainty. MRIs have shown a direct link between the pressure points on the feet and their individual reflexes throughout the body. Read more here.

“Functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging (fMRI) studies are about to change reflexology, providing illustration of some of reflexology’s basic tenets. In three separate studies, Hong Kong researchers explored with fMRI what happens in the brain when pressure or technique is applied to specifc reflex areas of the left foot. Their finding: the specific parts of the brain activated by such work correlates with reflexology’s theory and intended use.In one study, reflexology applied to a specific part of the foot activated the reflected area. Specifically technique stimulation applied to the inner lateral corner of the left great toe activated the right temporal lobe, the part of the brain related to the reflex area. of the brain inner lateral corner of the left great toe to see if this would activate the part of the brain reflected by this reflex area, the right temporal lobe.”

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Certified Reflexologist in Winnipeg

Exhale Reflexology offers in-home, mobile service to the Winnipeg area. Exhale Reflexology is currently accepting appointments as well as new clients.

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What happens in an Exhale Reflexology treatment?

Exhale Reflexology will complete a health record along with an in-depth assessment of your feet. The reflexology treatment will begin with a comforting massage to stimulate circulation. A more concise pressure is then applied to specific reflexes of the feet, depending on your individual needs for therapy.

The treatment lasts about an hour and will leave you feeling relaxed, rejuvenated and sometimes even sleepy.

What are the benefits of reflexology?

Reflexology can assist in natural healing, and has benefits that improve digestion, better sleep, reduced back and neck pain as well as an overall sense of relaxation.

Some specific conditions can be targeted and assisted with reflexology. Ask us about any certain conditions you have and how reflexology can help.

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Reflexology for Plantar Fasciitis

Plantar fasciitis is a common diagnosis for pains in the heel, foot arch or tight feeling in the calves. It is caused from inflammation of the plantar fascia along the bottom of your foot.

Reflexology can help by relieving the pain of plantar fasciitis by relaxing and stretching muscles and ligaments in the feet. Circulation to the foot and lower leg is improved by reflexology therapy. Most people experience less pain and improved mobility when walking or standing after three to six reflexology sessions.

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