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Books Reflexology - An Overview

There are many books on reflexology available in the market. The institutions that teach reflexology course and training sell books on reflexology. Some of the books are written by professors who take those courses. Apart from these are many books on reflexology. These books teach you right from the basics of reflexology. The history of reflexology is also touched upon in these books. There are separate books for foot reflexology and hand reflexology. Some of the books deal with both these reflexology techniques. There are books for advanced users and for beginners. Books like ‘Hand and foot reflexology: A self-help guide’ by Kevin and Barbara Kunz are used for people who want to practice reflexology on their own and on their own body. This book can be used to prevent and correct common health problems. This is used for self-health approach to better health.

‘Reflexology: The First Steps’ by Yvette Eastman is another book on reflexology which explains the concepts of reflexology and how it works. It also gives details on the compression of each reflex. This book also gives information on the vitamins, minerals, herbs, and emotions that affect the systems of our body. ‘Complete guide to foot reflexology’ by Kevin and Barbara Kunz is a book for any lay person and for practicing reflexologist. This book has an illustrated section on the techniques of reflexology. It also gives you information on how to read the foot and assess stress. The anatomy and physiology of reflexology are also dealt with in this book. ‘Better health with foot reflexology’ by Dwight Byers, ‘Stories the feet can tell’ by Eunice D. Ingham, ‘Reflexology: Art, Science & History’ by Christine Issel, ‘Reflex zone therapy of the feet’ by Hanne Marquardt, are some of the books that can be referred to learn reflexology. There are a host of other books available in the market that deal with reflexology.

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