Human feet have a lot of reflexology points. It is easy to read and learn the widespread reflex points in the feet and the knowledge can be used to operate different areas of the body based on the anatomical location of the receptor organ. Foot reflexology chart is the basic reflex chart of the feet that shows the location of different reflex points. However, complicated reflexology maps are fairly hard to read and interpret by reflexologist also (let alone a layman).
Gathering some fundamental knowledge of reflexology can be very helpful in starting and ending a method. Furthermore you will be able to deal with any organ without needing a chart.
EXAMPLE
If you want to deal with the stomach area on the foot you will require only the basic reflexology knowledge. It is obvious that stomach lies on the left part of body so its reflex point will be on left foot (it is pivotal to know that left part of the body is reflected on your left foot). Anatomically, a foot can be divided into 2 parts (based on the faint anatomical areas of demarcation). The location of stomach is above waist line and under the chest area. Therefore, the reflex point will be on left foot in between waistline and chest area (according to the diagram above).
This reflexology map is for professionals and for beginners as well. It is very simple diagram and easy to learn. If you are looking forward to start reflexology then this diagram will be very helpful for you.
EXAMPLE
Below points can help you from relieving blocked sinus using reflexology chart.
In the above map it is obvious that the place of shoulder is at the outside edge that is near the toes of the foot.
EXAMPLE
This example will give you knowledge to get rid of shoulder pain.
It is clearly visible in the reflexology diagram that spine lies inside in both feet. It is one of the vital reflex areas because it acts as a super highway connection of bones, muscles and nerves with brain.
Always put firm pressure while provoking meridian points, first in clockwise direction then in anti clockwise direction.