Reflexologist Ronda

02/12/2023

https://www.facebook.com/100063497771161/posts/640339854759268/?mibextid=Nif5oz

Systematic review and meta-analysis of reflexology for people with multiple sclerosis:

A total of 11 studies were included in the final analysis

“Conclusions: Reflexology therapy can be used as an effective intervention for the pain and fatigue of MS patients while improving the quality of life.”

Ma X, Yuan Z, Qian B, Guan Y, Wang B. Systematic review and meta-analysis of reflexology for people with multiple sclerosis: Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis. Medicine (Baltimore). 2023 Feb 3;102(5):e32661. doi: 10.1097/MD.0000000000032661. PMID: 36749275; PMCID: PMC9902001.

Link https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36749275/

09/03/2022

Repost

09/20/2020

Rest in Peace Dwight Byers.
"Don’t hurt me." The practitioner’s reply:- " I shall act so you praise me. "

When I received the news about the passing of Dwight it was 4.30 in the morning, dawn was approaching. It is usual for me to get up at that time, make a mug of tea, and appreciate the stillness...

08/04/2019

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There exists the opinions in Reflexology that when approaching reflexes for the face and head (let's say for the left side) that the Ref...

07/10/2019

Reshare from 2017. Awesome 3D Nerve Chart

06/04/2019

04/07/2019

Foot ligament system

FOOT LIGAMENT SYSTEM- The foot has the highest density of ligament tissue per square inch in the body. Given the large amount of joints and ligaments, it would be reasonable that this complex is important to total body function. This picture shows the specific ligaments of the foot and the intricacy of their structure and LINKS.
Recent research shows ligaments have two functions and can be grouped into two anatomical categories. One function is that of static stabilizers of joints and the second function is sensory or proprioceptive. The presence of mechanoreceptors implies a sensory role for some ligaments and that this afferent information could regulate the stiffness of the muscles surrounding the joint and improve its stability (see E. Haggert). It now is clear that there are two types of ligament structure types:
The ligaments with a high percentage of collagen fascicules are the static stabilizers or, in tensegrity terms, the tension elements. The ligaments with a high percentage of water and space are involved in gathering afferent information such as tension, position and speed of movement.
An example in the foot is the large, Long Plantar ligament (9) which is primarily a tension stabilizer with dense collagen. The Bifurcate/Y Ligament (11) is a receptor-rich sensory ligament informing the CNS about midfoot motion and position.
All of these tissues have a role in ensuring function of the foot but also giving the entire body proprioceptive information.

10/25/2018

Holidays are coming ready or not. Give me a call/text to stay in tune with the Holidays.
Health and Happiness one Foot at a time.

09/27/2018

Impressive.

08/23/2018

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07/29/2018

I have a 10:15am available on Tuesday 31st. Who needs a body system tune up?