Explore Research on Reflexology
The modern development of reflexology commenced around 1910, and yet, research studies evaluating this phenomenon were not conducted for many years. In fact, very little research was conducted prior to 1977. Check out some of the available studies here.
Reflexology in the Workplace
Research exploring the use of reflexology in workplace settings and its reported effects on employee well-being, stress, pain, and mobility.
Gastrointestinal Conditions
Studies examining the use of foot reflexology in relation to gastrointestinal conditions, including functional constipation.
Diabetes Mellitus
Research investigating the application of foot reflexology among individuals with diabetes mellitus.
Urinary System Conditions
Studies exploring reflexology and zone therapy in relation to conditions affecting the urinary system.
Respiratory Conditions
Research examining foot reflexology and reflexo-massage in relation to respiratory conditions, including bronchial asthma.
Headaches & Pain
Studies evaluating reflexology in relation to headaches, pain, and other pain-related conditions.
Psychological Conditions
Research exploring reflexology in relation to psychological and stress-related conditions.
Women's Health
Studies investigating ear, hand, and foot reflexology in relation to conditions affecting women, including premenstrual symptoms.
Men's Health
Research examining the application of reflexology in relation to conditions affecting men, including prostate health.
Children's Health
Studies exploring reflexology in children, including research relating to nighttime bedwetting.
Muscular & Skeletal Conditions
Research investigating reflexology in relation to muscular and skeletal conditions, including joint pain, gout, and arthritis.