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Reflexology & Angina

September 22, 2011 By Lauren Slade Leave a Comment

Foot reflexology applied during an active onset of angina and observed with EKG showed disappearance of symptoms and a change to T-waves in V1.3 elevated from depressed T-waves and T-waves in V5 inverted upright from an inversion of T-waves. Following a 10-day course of daily 50 minute foot reflexology sessions, nocturnal attacks of premature beats were relieved though premature beats still occurred occasionally.

Bing-zhao, Zhang, “Effect of Foot Massage on a Patient with Angina Observing with EKG; A Case Report,” 1994 China Reflexology Symposium Report, China Reflexology Association, Beijing, p. 53 (Outpatient Dept., Senile Convalescent Hospital, Shenyang, China)

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