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 kathyj
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HI

Im new and i am really interested in starting reflexology, i am having gallbladder problems, would i still be able to do reflexology? And would this benefit me?

Thanks

Kathy


 
Posted : 01/06/2004 8:01 pm
 candie
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RE: Gallbladder

Hi Kathy and welcome to the reflexolgy forum.

What problems are you having exactly?

There is absolutely no reason why you should not study reflexology that I can imagine. Have you had reflexology before? If not, then I suggest that you book a treatment and find out more about it and how it can help you.:D


 
Posted : 01/06/2004 8:13 pm
 kathyj
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RE: Gallbladder

Hey

I have gallstones, and i have never had reflexology done before.

Kathy


 
Posted : 01/06/2004 8:22 pm
 TigerBee
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RE: Gallbladder

there is no reason why you should not learn reflex and you should go have a session to let yourself know what you are in for!!! by the way welcome to HP, to go and say hello in the new members forum...

T
x


 
Posted : 01/06/2004 9:27 pm
 Paul
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RE: Gallbladder

Hi Kathyj,

Welcome to the forums.

I agree with TigerBee and Candie that there is no reason why you shouldn't learn and/or receive Reflexology.

Incidentally, you mention that you have problems with gallstones. My wife has a DIY treatment - involving Apple juice and various other substances - for cleansing/detoxing the liver and removing gallstones (PAINLESSLY!!) which both her and one of our friends have used very successfully. Our friend took the results to her doctor who confirmed that they were indeed gallstones.

If you would like details (there are two slightly different recipes - one from the magazine What Doctors Don't Tell You ) please email me and I'll email you the details


 
Posted : 02/06/2004 6:01 am
 candie
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RE: Gallbladder

Also, doesn't olive oil work well for gallstones?


 
Posted : 03/06/2004 8:07 pm
 Paul
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RE: Gallbladder

Yup, Candie, it does. It's in both of the recipes mixed with Epsom Salts (Ugh!!!!)[:'(][:'(]
😉


 
Posted : 04/06/2004 7:03 am
 Maya
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RE: Gallbladder

Hi Kathy,

I am a reflexology practitioner and can safely say that there will be no problem with you receiving reflexology - on the contrary, it will probably help your gallbladder.

Incidently, gallbladder issues are said to be a sign that there's a difficulty manifesting or putting to action, your ideas.

Hope this is helpful,


 
Posted : 06/06/2004 3:33 pm
 lorrainewr
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RE: Gallbladder

Just thought I would say hello, I am a reflexologist and wish you a well, I hope that you have had a course of reflexology, and you are feeling better, reflexology can help with your problem.

thanks
lorrainewr


 
Posted : 06/06/2004 7:34 pm
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