Who isn’t familiar with the name Sherlock Holmes?
Thanks to numerous stories, as well as movie and TV adaptions. Sherlock Holmes has the distinction of still being the most famous fictional detective in history.
On Tuesday May 22, we celebrate the detective, which is appropriate because that date also marks the birthday of the man who created him, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle.
I love detective stories. I love following the clues and trying to work out “who dunnit?” Sherlock Holmes was a Master at observation. Nothing, no matter how small the clue, escaped his scrutiny. A Master 
Reflexologist requires the same exact skill. That’s why I love “Reading the Feet” – it provides a simple system or road map to read the foot clues! (see below for special offer PS!) The reflex sensitivities in the feet, of a client’s body is actually laying a trail of breadcrumb clues as to what is actively happening in the body. By following these clues absolutely, the body can show first cause of dis-ease and therefore illustrate a path to healing and better health.
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Here’s a bit of advice that will help keep your cold feet warm in the coming days…
The National Council Against Health Fraud has issued statements to advise the media and the general public that reflexology has no therapeutic or diagnostic value for over two decades. From my research it would seem that the basis of the Council’s opinion about reflexology today, is based on an unpublished 30 year old study, that questioned the ability of one part-time Reflexologist to identify specific health issues on 70 individuals.