Reflexology for allergies

Reflexology Points for Allergy Relief (Seasonal Allergies)

Allergies involve your whole body. It’s not just your nose, eyes or lungs. The symptoms are like flags flapping in the wind, to let you know that your body’s systems are not in balance.

To eliminate allergies completely, it takes time because allergies are the result of a systemic condition that has probably been ongoing for many years.  While that sounds a bit intimidating, what you need to focus on is looking after your body as a whole and being open to the idea of a long-term solution, rather than a quick fix for symptoms. Think of it as a situation where you use reflexology to alleviate a particular health issue and then ongoing you want to keep your body in balance by getting regular sessions you can practice preventative health.

You can strengthen your body by:

• Reducing the toxins in your body and your exposure to toxins

• Strengthening your Qi: ( life force, circulatory system, whatever term you are comfortable using) when your energy is balanced and strong, the physical body follows

This article will focus on 6 Reflexology points for allergies.  All of these points are geared towards alleviating the energy imbalances associated with allergy symptoms (e.g. itchy eyes, sniffly nose and scratchy throat).  As well, two of these points help to balance and strengthen the body’s energy for longer-term results. However, to really notice a difference, you’ll need to commit to practicing Reflexology regularly as part of your lifestyle.

To alleviate allergy symptoms use reflexology for natural relief from your seasonal allergy symptoms by working the following points:

1. Lung reflexology point (for symptoms and long-term Qi harmonizing)

2. Main reflexology point for sinus (symptoms)

3. Nose reflexology point (symptoms)

4. Throat reflexology point (symptoms)

5. Reflexology point for the eyes (symptoms)

6. Lymphatic drainage reflexology point (symptoms and long-term Qi)

Reflexology can assist you to correct the imbalance that is the root cause of your allergies.

Disclaimer

First, here’s the usual disclaimer that I have to include.  I copied this info from various websites, and added stuff I remember seeing elsewhere, I’m constantly making notes from articles I read elsewhere :).

The information and materials contained here are intended for informational and educational purposes only, and are not in any way intended to be used as a substitute for professional medical advice, treatment or care.

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