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Reflexology is a healing technique which uses the feet as the gateway for solving blockages and tensions in the rest of the body. The points along the feet are called reflex points and correspond to different areas around the body.

Reflexology can be used as a preventative treatment, boosting health and restoring systems to improved functioning or can be used specifically to address particular conditions. It is a non-invasive treatment technique and can give a boost to the entire body’s output.

Sessions usually last about one hour, depending on the needs of the individual. Individual’s are required to remove their shoes and socks. Individuals should be aware that the treatment triggers the release of toxins from around the body and this feeling might be apparent following the therapy.

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