Frequently Asked Questions

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  1. How does reflexology work?
       
  2. What does Reflexology do?
       
  3. How does it work?
    There are many theories about how Reflexology works, but the most commonly held belief is that Reflexology acts to relax those reflexes that in turn are connected to various parts of the body, improving lymphatic drainage and circulation as well as relaxing muscles and stimulating nerve connections. Reflexology is primarily a relaxation technique, and while research clearly indicates that Reflexology benefits patients health in both chronic and other ailments, it is not a substitute for medical treatment, and should be considered as complementary to any type of medical treatment. Extensive research on reflexology has validated the effectiveness of Reflexology.
       
  4. Can I use reflexology if I am also seeing a physician?
       
  5. Does reflexology replace medical treatment?
       
  6. What kind of ailments will the therapy help?
       
  7. Does Reflexology cure diseases or ailments?
       
  8. If reflexology does not treat disease, what can it do for me?
       
  9. Is it safe? What if I have a serious ailment such as heart trouble, diabetes, or cancer?
       
  10. Can Reflexology make a condition worse?
       
  11. Is Reflexology the same as Massage, Acupuncture, Acupressure or Shiatsu?
       
  12. If I don't believe in reflexology, will it still be effective?
       
  13. How long is a typical session?
       
  14. What will I feel during the session?
       
  15. What kind of reactions should I expect after the session?
       
  16. Is reflexology new?
       
  17. How often can I have reflexology?
       
  18. Is there any scientific basis to reflexology?
       

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Knoxville Reflexology Group is:

Carrie Wagner
Certified Registered Reflexologist
Owner

Debby Stethen
Certified Registered Reflexologist

 
Member of the Self Help Network