Reflexology mats versus rock pathways


Actually Jini from what we understand the mats are used in China when the weather is bad. In general they walk on paths of varying rocks in parks and so forth.... The paths are a wide variety of different textures.

Actually Jini from what we understand the mats are used in China when the weather is bad. In general they walk on paths of varying rocks in parks and so forth. So it should work the same. The paths are a wide variety of different textures. 

It is worth giving it a try. 

All the best, 
Kevin Kunz
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On Aug 3, 2005, at 6:18 PM, Jini Briggs wrote:
Recently in our newspaper, there was an articler about Cobblestone walking to reduce blood pressure, I began to research this site.
I have R/A - feet/ankles/hands. I also have high blood pressure -  however, diastolic is usually around 70. I am 73 and my BMI is 24 -so I am not overweight, and eat "correctly" MOST of the time.
 
I live in a condominium that has an irregular path around it,with stones that protrude in some areas, some small and some larger, some aggregate. Would this work for me?  I started walking it almost every day about a week ago.
 
Thanks,
Jini B.

Posted: Wed - August 3, 2005 at 07:27 PM        

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