Reflexology Paths
Reflexology Paths are paths which are designed to
stimulate the reflex areas on the bottom of your feet. The paths are walked on
in bare feet and consist of embedded rocks and logs to simulate the takifumi
experience I mentioned in the last
post.
Barbara and I first saw
reflexology paths when we attend a convention in Tokyo in 1990.... The
engineers designed these unique pathways to stimulate each and every part of the
foot.
Reflexology Paths are paths which are designed to
stimulate the reflex areas on the bottom of your feet. The paths are walked on
in bare feet and consist of embedded rocks and logs to simulate the takifumi
experience I mentioned in the last
post.Barbara and I first saw
reflexology paths when we attend a convention in Tokyo in 1990. The first path
was done at Shiseido Cosmetic factory. They did it for the health of the
workers. And they had engineers study the blood flow in the feet. The engineers
designed these unique pathways to stimulate each and every part of the
foot.Since then there has been an
explosion of paths in Asia. Parks departments have installed them for their
citizens. And condo offerings often contain a reflexology path as well as a
swimming pool, clubhouse or whatever. Often government officials will attend the
openings of these pathways.They have
spread from Asia to Europe with German bare footed parks that are more like
nature trails and can be a couple of kilometers
long.Now they are invading the US with
several being constructed. Washington State Parks Department has installed
two. Aegis Living Corporation did one for their
employees and Bastyr University installed one as well. A spa
in San Diego built one and there are more
planned.Try these links to explore the
world of Reflexology PathsShiseido Builds Reflexology Stroll Paths
Reflexology Paths Around the World
Taking a Virtual Stroll on Reflexology Paths in
Asia Taking a Virtual Stroll on Reflexology Paths in
Europe Next post I will talk
about research into Reflexology Paths and how they have been shown to help
seniors.Kevin Kunz
Posted: Mon - November 12, 2007 at 04:08 PM