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Zones of the bones referred to the spinal levels
Once Henry Head had described the dermatomes neurologists were looking for additional systems that followed a particular organization. Inman and Saunders found this on the bones, more precisely on the periosteum, and published their findings in 1944. Later Vogler should develop his massage of the periosteum from this. Sclerotomes are sensitive regions on the periosteum, which allow statements about a segmental disorder. Thus we have an interesting tool to specifically clarify segmental causes of problems, especially painful issues and “Referred Pain” sensations. For the treatments in the sclerotomes next to a rather painful massage these reflexology areas resp. the environment of it can be infiltrated with specific homeopathic injections or illuminated with specific light in different colours.
Dear friends of reflexology,
thank you for your interest in my reflexology charts which have proven their effectiveness in nearly three decades. The charts of the »maps of health« represent the organs as icons. This offers a symbolic language which allows an orientation at a glance in all reflexology systems. The reflexology charts with their descriptive illustrations provide you with a useful aid for your treatments. Additionally you can use the result sheets for documentation of your experiences
Joy and success with reflexology !
Ewald Kliegel
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Ewald Kliegel * 1957, Naturopath in his own practice in Stuttgart, Germany, is meanwhile working with patients for almost 40 years and he is a lecturer at medical schools for 25 years. In his practice, he developed a unified symbolic language in reflexology which are the subject of this series, he invented crystal wands made of precious stones, and he looks at the mental and spiritual qualities of our organs from a holistic perspective. Out of his commitment he developed numerous books, such as "LET YOUR BODY SPEAK", "CRYSTAL WANDS" and the soon to come "REFLEXOLOGY EASY". Ewald Kliegel passes on his experiences in lectures and seminars in German, English and French.
