I am really excited about the next NABBW teleseminar, which is happening Thursday January 19th @ 8 PM Eastern time. (7 PM Central, 6 PM Mountain, 5 PM Pacific.)

I will be interviewing new NABBW member Lis Kunzi, who is a nurse, a health and wellness coach and an expert in reflexology massage. She's also on the board of the Reflexology Association of Canada.

On our call, "Reflexology for Total Health," she'll be answering my questions about reflexology - what it is, its history and origins. I'll be asking her:

1. What is reflexology really all about?
2. What is the theory of Reflexology
3. Generally who can be helped by reflexology treatments?
4. What are some of the benefits of a Reflexology treatment?
5. What sort of reaction – if any – can a person expect after a treatment?
6. Can anyone have a treatment? Or are there some specific conditions people can’t come with?
7. Who primarily benefits from Reflexology?
8. Is there anything a Reflexologist can’t or won’t do?
9. Can Reflexology make a condition worse?
10. How does Reflexology differ from going to a physician or a chiropractor?

Here's the link to go to if you'd like to be on the call Thursday night: NABBW: Reflexology for Total Health

There'll be time for audience questions, too, of course!!

Hope you can join us!

Anne

I've had reflexology many times and I KNOW it's the BEST...better than any chiropractor ever though to be..in my humble opinion.

Also, we live near natural mineral springs...so we take a hot bath BEFORE the reflexology session......

If you ever have the opportunity...go for it!

Reflexology looks like acupuncture minus needles and shock! LOL...

I've not had the opportunity to try it. But it sounds like we have some real fans of reflexology here in the forum! Cool!

Hope you'll be joining me on the teleseminar about "Reflexology for Total Health" call. It starts soon.