Reflex Wave and Overall Well Being
As a reflexologist I can testify that the Reflex Wave really gets into the reflexes of the feet. It’s great for working the adrenal reflex. Different parts of my body started reacting after only 5 minutes of use. It is very effective on the colon reflex, a point that is sensitive to most people. I noticed that the reflex of my eyes, ears and neck were greatly stimulated. The neck and shoulder just start loosening. The chest area and the back reflexes respond favorably. Needless to say, I am very impressed.
I usually have a hard time relaxing. The first time I used the Reflex Wave machine was out of curiosity. It had been sitting in the office for a couple of weeks and I heard it was wonderful. At first it tickled my feet, then after a minute I found that I was very aware of the tension spots on the bottoms of my feet. The slightest movement of my foot would massage a different tension spot. I had heard from a reflexologist that when a person starts out on reflexology treatments, they should use very little pressure. I had never had a treatment before, so I used very light pressure when moving my feet on the roller, and it felt so good. It was like having an intense foot massage. When one foot would get tired I would place it in the center for a squeeze and then switch after a minute. Now I use the Reflex Wave when I feel myself getting tense and just need some me time. I use it for about 7-8 minutes, and afterwards I feel relaxed and refreshed.
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