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If you're trying to sleep better, you may have tried remedies like soothing teas at bedtime, a bedtime meditation practice or cutting screen time out of your nightly routine. However, there's one ...

Ancient Chinese practices and a growing body of medical research suggest that massaging specific pressure points on your feet can benefit entirely different parts of the body. Reflexology is the ...

Reflexology is a type of massage therapy that involves applying varying amounts of pressure to different parts of the feet, hands, and ears. The practice is purported to have a number of health ...

Acupressure on the feet may promote relaxation and stress relief, among other benefits. Share on Pinterest Foot reflexology is a treatment that’s been practiced for centuries. It involves applying ...

Nothing is quite as comforting as sipping tea, and drinking ginger tea sweetened with honey may reduce back pain. According to doctors at the Spine Clinic in Leicester, England, ginger’s ...

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Hand and foot reflexology offers a range of benefits that contribute to overall well-being. These therapeutic massages stimulate specific pressure points on the hands and feet, which correspond to ...

There are more nerve endings in the feet and hands than almost any other body part, so foot massages feel especially gratifying. They also offer a range of health benefits, such as aiding circulation ...