Reflexology and Therapy
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If you mean does reflexology work??? then I can tell you that from my own experience it definitely seems to do so. I have used books to give my son with ADHD treatments and also myself. Just by following the pictures and target zones, you may be surprised at what it does. If you are looking for a Reflexologist....no ideas there and probably a lot cheaper and easier to get an illustrated book and do it yourself.
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Read Chris Carmicheal's book "The Ultimate Ride".  It was very helpful for me.  He teaches periodization training.  It has helped me tremendously.
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Reflexes are pure nerve’s response! If you touch a flame with a finger you’ll immediately put it away as the result of just your nervous system response keeping homeostasis of your hand
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Reflexology sounds like a good idea. I got a spa with therapeutic jets for the back. I haven't had lower back pain since I use it regularly. It also relieves my whiplash.
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Therapy will help enormously.  You have the will to control it which is a brilliant start.  Good luck!
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I can email you a blank one you can photocopy.\nDo you want it for Reiki or reflexology, they are different.
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breathing exercises in YOGA\nin my case homeopathy helped too........
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I know several people who have it. We have found that Guaifenesin Therapy seems to help. I've posted a link to a page that gives some info about that.
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Try this link for causes and treatments....
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try homeopathy!  it's done wonders for me.  :)
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Check out www.gseradicator.com  Geopathic stress is the first this you must treat
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enrol in  a relaxation class and learn some relaxation techniques
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Massage therapy has many benefits.  Just so you know, I am a brand new massage therapist, and the following list comes from one of our texts "Handbook of healing massage techniques":\n\nMassage therapy can\n\nenhance tissue repair and scar formation\n\nimprove connective tissue health\n\nincrease superficial circulation\n\nremove dead skin\n\nadd moisture to skin with oil or lotion\n\npromote good joint function\n\npromote joint flexibility and range of motion\n\npromote proper skeletal alignment\n\npromote specific and general muscle relaxation\n\nbring the part of the nervous system in contol of relaxation into dominance over the part of the nervous system that control stress\n\nsharpen body awareness\n\nrelease endorphins\n\nreduce blood pressure and heart rate\n\nimprove growth and development in infants\n\nThis is just a partial list.  Massage does many things, and it effects can be general or very specific to the client.\n\nIn most states, you need a license to practice massage.  You can go to American Massage Therapy Association for information about schools.
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There are treatments.  Check out the link.
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I am going to answer this as a professional, licensed massage therapist, in hopes that your question is about massage therapy. It should not be a problem for you at all if you are going to a professional, licensed massage therapist. We are use to all sorts of body types and we know how to adjust techniques, pressure, the amount of oil, etc. for each situation. In the event you have a therapist that is "pulling" the hair or whatever so that it is uncomfortable, tell them so they can make adjustments. That goes for anything else, too. If the room is too hot, cold, you hate the music or it's too loud, the pressure is too much, whatever. Just keep the communication line open with your therapist because we can't read your mind, and we can't feel what you are feeling! (Also, a good therapist will tell you this, too!). Now, go out and get a massage because it's one of the best things you can do for yourself!!!!!   ; )
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check out Mayoclinic.com
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Hi Toothache try Anne Brownie at 6 Lorne Street Glasgow G51 1DP Telephone 0141 4270942 and speak to her your self she also offers a mobile Reflexology service 10 - 15 limes radius of Glasgow. Try emailing her at info@alternativetherapyglasgow.com for full details map and prices etc., Hopefully you can get the tooth pain sorted soon.