Reflexology Muscle

The reflexology muscle is due to studies of English neurologist Sir Henry Head (1861-1940). It was discovered in 1893 that internal organs were connected by blood and nervous systems, to specific regions of the skin. These skin regions are called "zones of Head" or "reflex zones". The disease of an internal organ may affect the status of the corresponding reflex area of the skin. For example, a myocardial infarction can cause pain on the inner arm. This connection between the skin and internal organs is put to use by the different techniques of reflexology: massage into areas of Head, we can influence the function of corresponding internal organs. In the case of the muscle reflex zone massage, treatment is mainly performed on the muscles, preferably with the fingertips.