And at this stage, the therapist will consider if indeed reflexology is the answer for the person. And if the therapist learns that this is the first time that the person is taking the session, and then the practitioner may explain the nature of the therapy and the benefits. It is here when the practitioner will explain that reflexology is just a complementary therapy and that this will not solve all medical and health woes. Pain relievers have been formulated to help ease the pain; however, some users of this drug have developed immunity to its numbing effect that they are required to take large doses before finally feeling the ease. Reflexology will allow the blood to circulate and release tension in the fallopian tubes to enable the menses to be released immediately. These are the symptoms you need to observe in yourself. For arrhythmias or rapid speed changes in heartbeats, most patients complain of dizziness, fainting, shortness of breath, palpitations and chest pain. This is because the body is trying to cope with the increased speed of the heart's pumps. It is similar to sensation one feels after running or after a strenuous activity, only this time, the patient is calmly seated. As they say, in all activities it's best to start at the 'right foot'. And for massaging therapy sessions, you may want to wash both feet of your friend with the use of warm water. Add some experience to the massage by adding some oil to the warm water in order to have better relaxation. Next is to dry the feet. In the practice of reflexology and medicine, homeostasis is that automatic process in which the body of the person reverts back to that normal stage. So where exactly is the pressure applied in the body of the person? In reflexology, the focus is on the feet and the hands. Pressure is applied to these two body parts in order to bring relaxation and health to the person. In human anatomy, the gall bladder is indeed located inside the liver. The point of the solar plexus is also located in the middle of the diaphragm which is also the same positioning in an actual human body. The entirety of the stomach's pressure points houses the pressure points of these other digestive system organs such as the spleen, adrenal glands, pancreas, kidneys, and appended on the lower part of it is the pressure point of the colon and small intestines.