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Journal of Acupuncture and Meridian Studies
Volume 3, Issue 1
, Pages
43-48
, March 2010
A Pilot Study Exploring the Effects of Reflexology on Cold Intolerance
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Photographs of footbath, reflexology therapy and blood flow measurement. (A) A water bath maintained at 4°C. (B) Reflexology therapy administered to the plantar reflection wards of the left foot using
Photographs of footbath, reflexology therapy and blood flow measurement. (A) A water bath maintained at 4°C. (B) Reflexology therapy administered to the plantar reflection wards of the left foot using a finger joint. (C) Measurement of blood flow with a fixed sensor placed on the back of the third toe.
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Blood flow changes induced by reflexology. *Significantly different from that at Pre-t (p<0.05); †significantly different from that at Pre-t (p<0.01). Pre-t = before the reflexology treatment; Post-tBlood flow changes induced by reflexology. *Significantly different from that at Pre-t (p<0.05); †significantly different from that at Pre-t (p<0.01). Pre-t = before the reflexology treatment; Post-t = after the reflexology treatment; Post-l = measurement taken after chilled-water load.
PII: S2005-2901(10)60007-6
doi: 10.1016/S2005-2901(10)60007-6
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