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A Closer Look at Reflexology Reflexology was first introduced to the United States by William H. Fitzgerald, M.D. in 1913. At that time, he called it "zone therapy" because he divided the body into ten bioelectrical zones and believed that our bioelectrical energy all flowed through points in our hands and feet. [VIEW ARTICLE]Comments RSS Feed For This Article: 
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Subject: A Closer Look at Reflexology
Since I am a certified reflexologist, I have seen first-hand how it has benefited my clients over the years. I like the fact that if someone has an issue that prevents reflexology being used on the feet for instance, you can work the corresponding referral areas with just as good of results. Plus I use the therapeutic grade essential oils applied after the session to speed the healing process.