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Seattle Reflexology & Massage Center

4 weeks ago

Of all the parts of the body, reflexologists around the world seem to map the endocrine glands most differently from one another. I always love to compare where reflexology practitioners and teachers find these reflexes!A follow on from last Monday’s post about the Nervous System ... Here’s one about the Endocrine System. 😊

The Endocrine System consists of glands and tissues in various parts of the body that produce hormones. It works with the Nervous System to maintain the body in a balanced state. ⚖️

It does this through special chemical messengers called hormones, which are secreted from the various glands. Each gland of the endocrine system secretes a special hormone that has a specific task within the body. What is even more amazing is, it has its own built-in ‘feedback’ mechanism. If the activity of a gland is not working in balance the ‘feedback’ mechanism allows the hormonal system to adjust accordingly.

I’ve highlighted the glands and tissues of the Endocrine System on my foot chart below for you. ⬇️

Reflexologists are trained to know how to work on each of these points on your feet during your session, to assist the entire Endocrine System back into balance where there is imbalance.💙

Stress and the Endocrine System are very closely linked, so it almost goes without saying, that the state of deep relaxation created in your body during a reflexology session is extremely beneficial to the balancing of your hormones. 😴

It’s all pretty amazing really ... both, the endocrine system, and the way reflexology helps to support it!

x Karen x

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Seattle Reflexology & Massage Center

1 month ago

Remember this one from 2014? If not, check it out!Have you tried animal reflexology? Your pet will thank you. ...

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