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Original Works of Eunice D. Ingham: Stories the Feet Can Tell Thru Reflexology/Stories the Feet Have Told Thru Reflexology By Eunice D. InghamDwight C. Byers ( Ingham Publishing, Incorporated )
Release Date: 1984-06-01
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 Excellent buy
Bought this item for a friend's mom who's a doctor. Thus far, they love the book
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This is the original ( dsswaney )
In the Western world, this book appears to be the original work on the practice of reflexology, and while portions of it may seem to be a bit dated, it's still the most scientific, ego-free work dealing with the topic. Most happily, it takes a straightforward approach and presents logical, easy-to-follow guidelines for both amateurs and practitioners of this fascinating and still not fully understood science. I use it in tandem with several more recent works and find that it answers most questions I have.
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Great!! ( moonie@allwest.net )
This book was in great condition. It was wrapped and shipped very well and arrived pretty quickly. I would buy from this seller again. Thanks.
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Reflexology Research ( hen-pecked )
This is one of the best books I have seen regarding the early development of reflexology. It is equally suitable for those wanting to know about the development of the subject or those wanting to get a basic understanding of the principles of the subject. An absorbing book (s) and one I strongly recommend to all.
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 I'm a student of IIR ( kre8iv1 )
I decided to learn Reflexology from the pioneers of Reflexology ... the IIR (International Institute of Reflexology). This is one of the required books for the home study portion of their courses.
It's boring as far as reading each and every page, but VERY informative with a rich amount of information. I usually just read the first and last sentences of the paragraph. Skim and scan - that's it for me. However it still sits on my bookshelf so I can reference it at a moment's notice.
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