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A reflexology foot chart looks, at first glance, like someone drew a detailed diagram of the human body and then somehow folded it into the shape of a foot. Which is more or less what it is. The foot reflexology chart maps every organ, gland, and body system to a specific point or zone on the foot, and a trained reflexologist uses it to navigate the session the way a doctor uses a body diagram: a guide to what is where and what needs attention.<\/p>\n

Most people who see a reflexology chart for the first time have two reactions: curiosity about how the zones were worked out, and doubt about whether pressing a spot on the heel could really affect the lower back. Both are reasonable. This is how the chart works, what each area of the foot maps to, and how a reflexologist actually uses it in a session.<\/p>\n

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