Megaroma Wellness Centre

10/15/2025

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10/15/2025

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Why do some people misunderstand or don't beleive Reflexology?

It activates the nervous system. Often, it's simply a lack of exposure, not resistance.

Reflexology isn’t just a foot massage. It’s a precise, therapeutic technique that stimulates reflex points linked to every organ and system in the body including the brain. But because it’s subtle, non-invasive, and deeply holistic, it doesn’t always fit the conventional model of treatment.

Some people need to feel the shift to believe it, and that’s okay. Reflexology works gently, often profoundly, and always in partnership with the body’s own healing intelligence.

If you’ve experienced better sleep, reduced anxiety, improved digestion, or emotional release after a session, you would understand and know. And if you haven’t yet, maybe it’s time to try.

When still studying, I practiced on a woman who had chronic bronchiactisis and when she came for the third treatment, she told me she was feeling worse than ever before and wondered why she came back. I explained that her body started a process to find a balance in its functioning. Lucky, she came back a week later for the fourth treatment and she shared she felt much better!
The nervous system is balanced and sends messages to all organs including the brain.

09/29/2025

❤️ World Heart Day ❤️
Heart disease and stroke affect everyone and prevention matters for all of us. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is responsible for ~10,000 deaths a year in Ireland, that's nearly 30% of all deaths. In 2021, there were 8,293 deaths from CVD in Ireland. Alarmingly, 80% of premature cardiovascular disease is preventable through lifestyle and early intervention.

💡 Tips for a Stronger Heart

Move daily. Even walking 30 minutes can help lower blood pressure and support vascular health.

Eat heart-friendly foods. More vegetables, fruits, whole grains, and less processed and high-salt foods.

Manage stress. Chronic stress is a hidden contributor to heart risk.

Avoid smoking & limit alcohol. These are major drivers of hypertension and vascular damage.

Check in with your doctor. Monitoring blood pressure, cholesterol, and sugar levels is essential.

🌿 Reflexology & Heart Health - How It Can Help

While reflexology is not a substitute for medical care or treatment, it can be a gentle and supportive complementary therapy. Here’s how it may contribute to better heart wellness:

* Stress reduction: Deep relaxation from reflexology can ease tension and lower stress hormones, helping reduce one of the significant risk factors for heart disease.

* Improved circulation: Reflex techniques aim to stimulate blood flow and support micro-circulation, which helps nourish tissues and may reduce vascular strain.

* Balance and resilience: Reflexology encourages systemic balance (nervous, circulatory, endocrine), supporting the body’s capacity to cope with stressors.

* Mind-body connection: The calming effect may help with better breathing, sleep, and mental health - all linked to cardiovascular well-being.

Reflexology is best viewed as part of a holistic self-care routine, alongside medical screening, healthy habits, and lifestyle choices.

09/25/2025

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The Body is Always Talking to Itself

All organs in your body communicate with each other.
Your stomach talks to your brain.
Your liver works with your gallbladder.
Your heart, lungs, and kidneys all support each other.

So, when one organ isn’t doing well, others can feel the strain.
That’s why stress in digestion might affect your mood, or why tension in your shoulders and neck can show up as headaches.

Reflexology supports this natural communication.
By working on specific reflex points on the feet, hands, face, or ears, signals are sent through the nervous system to help your organs and systems reconnect, rebalance, and flow again.

Clients often notice more energy, easier digestion, calmer moods, and a sense of whole-body harmony.

Your body already knows how to heal, reflexology simply helps the conversation to flow more clearly.

09/24/2025

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09/23/2025

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It's World Reflexology Week! 😍

📖 Reflexology is rooted in ancient traditions, with origins tracing back to Egypt, China and India. The practice is based on the principle that specific points on the feet, hands and ears correspond to different organs and systems within the body. By applying focused pressure to these areas, Reflexologists aim to trigger the body’s natural healing processes and restore internal balance.

The Benefits of Reflexology

✨May Help with Stress Relief: Reflexology is championed for its ability to reduce stress and promote relaxation. The gentle pressure applied during a session may help calm the nervous system, allowing the body to release tension and anxiety.

✨May Improve Circulation: Reflexology is said to enhance blood circulation, which is crucial for delivering oxygen and nutrients to cells.

✨May Promote Pain Relief: Many people turn to Reflexology to alleviate chronic pain conditions, such as migraines, back pain and arthritis. By targeting specific reflex points, Reflexologists can help reduce pain and discomfort.

✨May Enhance Wellbeing: Regular Reflexology sessions may lead to a sense of overall wellbeing. Clients often report improved sleep, increased energy levels and a greater sense of balance in their lives.

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Check out our Blog for downloadable assets. Let’s celebrate a week dedicated to healing, relaxation, and balance. Happy World Reflexology Week! 🥳

09/16/2025

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Breakthrough in Reflexology Research

Reflexology is making history!
Recent brain scan research by Dr. Stefan Posse and Kevin Kunz shows unique brain activity patterns lighting up after reflexology.

This is a proof that this gentle therapy truly supports brain function and whole-body balance. You feel it and I have seen many amazing benefits with clients, now the science is showing it.

Information: https://www.reflexology-research.com/home/

09/09/2025

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Reflexology activates the brain for physical, mental and emotional health

Every reflexology session on the feet, face and/or ears sends messages through your nervous system to your brain.

The latest research now captures those messages on brain scans, and the results are incredible.

Reflexology isn’t just relaxation; it is your brain and body working together for better health.

08/14/2025

THIS🫶🙏 was all at risk this week
Made me heart sick to think I could lose all that I have built in blink of an eye.
Yes!🙏 lives are what matter. 😌
Does not take away from the fact the heartbreak of losing all that one has built with all their love and heart over the years. Very grateful it didn’t come to this and in no way could I ever be able to express my appreciation to all the firefighters , pilots who sacrifice so much so that is not something I had to experience😌🙏

Thank you ✨✨👨‍🚒 Thank you 👨‍✈️
Forever grateful!!

Now please,, people,, let’s not allow indifference, and ignorance be a reason we all face this real scare over and over!

08/11/2025

My clients have found this addition ( 128 Hz tuning fork for pain ) very satisfying ✨🙏

08/07/2025

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👣 The Power of Reflexology in Lymphatic Healing

When feet speak, the body listens.

In the quiet language of pressure points and touch, there lies a powerful form of healing that’s often overlooked — reflexology.
But when paired with an understanding of the lymphatic system, this ancient therapy becomes more than just relaxation —
…it becomes a pathway to fluid movement, immune support, and deep tissue detoxification.

🌿 What is Reflexology?

Reflexology is a therapeutic technique that involves applying gentle pressure to specific points on the feet, hands, or ears — each of which corresponds to an organ, gland, or body system.

Think of it as a map of your body, mirrored in your feet.
Stimulating these points helps trigger neural pathways and activate the body’s own healing responses — particularly through the autonomic nervous system and lymphatic circulation.

🌀 How Does It Support the Lymphatic System?

The lymphatic system is a fluid-based network responsible for:
• Removing waste, toxins, and pathogens
• Supporting immune function
• Regulating inflammation
• Maintaining fluid balance in tissues

But unlike the heart, the lymphatic system has no central pump — it relies on muscle movement, breath, and manual stimulation to flow.

That’s where reflexology becomes powerful:

👣 5 Ways Reflexology Boosts Lymphatic Health

1. Stimulates Lymph Flow Without Strain

Gentle foot pressure increases local and systemic circulation, helping lymphatic fluid move through congested vessels and nodes — especially helpful for those with swelling, fatigue, or sedentary lifestyles.

2. Activates Reflex Zones for Key Organs

By working on the liver, kidneys, colon, spleen, and intestinal reflex points, reflexology supports the body’s natural detox and drainage systems — reducing the burden on the lymph.

3. Reduces Stress and Cortisol

High stress = tight fascia + sluggish lymph flow.
Reflexology downregulates the sympathetic nervous system, allowing for parasympathetic healing, reduced inflammation, and better vagal nerve activation (which impacts gut and lymphatic communication).

4. Improves Digestive-Lymph Connection

The gut is home to 70% of your immune system (GALT). Reflex points on the feet related to the intestines and abdominal area help calm inflammation, improve motility, and stimulate visceral lymphatic flow.

5. Breaks Down Fascial Restrictions

Foot reflexology encourages release of fascial tension, which can compress lymphatic vessels and impair drainage. This is especially helpful in cases of chronic swelling, hormonal fluid retention, or post-surgical stagnation.

✨ Clinical Benefits Observed:
• Reduced swelling and puffiness (especially lower legs, ankles, abdomen)
• Improved energy and reduced fatigue
• Less fluid retention during PMS or hormonal shifts
• Clearer skin and improved elimination
• Calmer mood and better sleep
• Enhanced response when combined with Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD)

🔬 Backed by Research:

Recent studies have shown that reflexology:
• Increases peripheral blood circulation
• Modulates immune and inflammatory markers
• Improves quality of life in chronic illness patients
• Activates vagal tone, which regulates both gut and lymph function

A 2022 pilot study on reflexology and lymphedema in breast cancer survivors showed a statistically significant reduction in arm circumference and reported swelling after six weekly treatments.

🌸 Who Can Benefit Most?

Reflexology is especially beneficial for those with:
• Chronic inflammation
• Autoimmune diseases
• Hormonal imbalances (e.g., PCOS, estrogen dominance)
• Lymphedema or lipedema
• Digestive issues
• Stress-related immune dysfunction
• Post-surgical swelling or trauma

🌿 The Healing Power of Touch

Reflexology is gentle.
It’s non-invasive.
And yet — it can reignite movement in places where your body feels stuck.

Whether used alone or as a complement to lymphatic drainage therapy, reflexology helps the body do what it was designed to do:

🌀 Move.
🧬 Balance.
💧 Detox.
💚 Heal.

Final Thought:

If the lymphatic system is your inner river,
then reflexology is the gentle current that guides it home.