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A Beginner’s Guide to Reflexology and Anxiety with Liz van Beek

2022

“Do not harm me; I shall act so you praise me” is the translation of the ancient Egyptian hieroglyphic dated around 2330 BCE. This is thought to depict a form of reflexology and possibly where it all began. See more...

57:50 min

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Reflexology