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Learn Massage in hawaii at www.alohamassageschool.com in Maui, Hawaii Most of us think of feet and want to retch. While there’s no arguing that feet are fantastic for getting us from one place to another and that they look great covered up by an expensive pair of Manolo Blahniks, that’s about as far as we go. For most of us, feet are just unattractive, smelly things at the end of our legs which sport unpleasant brittle nails, hard callouses and tufts of unnecessary toe hair. That said, there’s a therapy becoming increasingly popular which concentrates almost entirely on the feet – and it’s not just for those wacky foot fetishists. Reflexology is advertised as being for anyone who wants to cure a variety of ailments throughout the entire body using a simple massage that focuses primarily on the feet. Whether it works or not, of course, is a different story… What Exactly Is Reflexology? Reflexology, formerly known mainly as zone therapy, has been around for literally thousands of years – used by the ancient Egyptians and Chinese in particular. It is a type of bodywork that is predicated by the idea that we have certain so-called “reflex areas” on our feet, hands or even the ears (see below). These areas, or zones, neatly correspond to certain other parts of our body. The body contains ten different zones. When a reflexologist applies pressure to the feet, this sends calming messages from those nerves to the central nervous system to create a feeling of peace and relieve …