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REFLEXOLOGY
2Nd Level

Francesco Ciaccia
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COLORED: the foot may have an appearance with a Bright red colour (sedate the HEART and
THYROID points); it may have a Yellow colour (stimulate STOMACH, SPLEEN, PANCREAS
and LYMPH NODES), “Bluish tending toward black“ (sign of bad circulation) therefore stimulate
the entire foot - in particular the KIDNEYS to reactivate the energy and the HEART point for the
circulation. The foot should always have a Pink colour!!!!

TEMPERATURE: if the foot is too hot this indicates an overload of the Liver and this zone should
therefore be stimulated; if too cold this indicates a lack of energy and therefore the Kidneys and Heart
should be stimulated.

GENERAL ASPECT: if too dry this indicates a lack of energy of the LUNGS which should therefore
be stimulated, if too humid or with bad odour, stimulate the entire second module (STOMACH,
SPLEEN, PANCREAS, LYMPH NODES) and stimulate well the LIVER point to dispose of toxins.
If the foot begins to get quite humid during the stimulation, work well the zone of the KIDNEYS and
sedate the ADRENAL GLANDS.

TEXTURE: if the foot is too hard this means that the body is contracted, so stimulate the Liver well;
if it seems empty (spongy), stimulate the kidneys well as this means the person has too little energy.

PRESENCE OF CALLUSES AND CALLOSITY: stimulate the callosity to relax tension. Stimulate
the calluses to relax more specific tensions.

PRESENCE OF WARTS: stimulate the entire zone around the wart and the SPLEEN to increase the
immune defences.

PRESENCE OF CUTS: stimulate the zone with the cuts (for example at the edge of the heel) and
then stimulate the URINARY BLADDER reflex zone.

LET'S OBSERVE THE FEET

PAIN UNDER PRESSURE IN THE TOES IN A PARTICULAR REFLEX ZONE: indicates

alteration in the function of this organ. It does not mean the organ in question is not functioning, but
in that moment there is tension that is limiting its functions. As an example, pain from pressure in the
toes around the uterus zone of the foot means that this organ has some tension and may provoke
menstrual pains and other minor disturbances.

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1st toe = tension in the cervical vertebrae and neck muscles (crookedness in this toe is a sign of pain

or weakness or tingling at the shoulders)

2nd toe = tension in the dorsal vertebrae (sign of weakness or tingling or pain in the arms)

3rd toe = tension in the lumbar vertebrae (sign of weakness or pain from forcing the knees)

4th toe = tension in the sacral vertebrae (sign of weakness or tingling or hyper-development of the thighs)

5th toe = tension in the coccyx (sign of tension in the hips)

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EMOTIONAL REFLEXOLOGY

CALLUSES OR REDNESS on the back of the toes:

1st toe (linked to the emotion JOY): thyroid
2nd toe (linked to the emotion WORRY): stomach - spleen, pancreas
3rd toe (linked to the emotion SADNESS): lung - large intestine. ovaries/testicles
4th toe (linked to the emotion ANGER): liver and gall bladder
5th toe (linked to the emotion FEAR): kidneys - bladder (see map of the feet)

SPACE BETWEEN ONE TOE AND OTHER

The toes should touch one another. All of them.

Space between the 1st and the 2nd toes = tension in the neck.
Space between the 2nd and 3rd toes = tension in the upper zone of the back (dorsal).
Space between the 3rd and 4th toes = tension in the lumbar zone (of the back).
Space between the 4th and 5th toes = tension in the sacral zone (of the back).
All toes cannot touch the next one over = tension throughout the back. At a psychosomatic level this
type of foot belongs to very sceptical people, who do not let themselves go in life and this mental
attitude creates continuous tension throughout the peripheral nervous system (found in the spinal
column). Stimulate therefore the entire spinal column zone on the foot.

1st toe = hyper-productivity of the PITUITARY GLAND

2nd toe = hyper-productivity of the PANCREAS
3rd toe = hyper-productivity of the OVARIES/TESTICLES
4th toe = hyper-productivity of the LIVER
5th toe = hyper-productivity of the ADRENAL GLANDS

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Stimulate the zone around the tip of the toe that presents callosity with the back of a pencil or bic pen
(these are very painful zones, so do not exaggerate). TOE-NAILS: check which toe-nail has become
thicker or in bad condition. This might represent a problem of mycosis. According to the toe involved,
stimulate the entire module belonging to that toe:
Toe-nail 1st toe: module 1 (heart – small intestine – pituitary and thyroid glands)
Toe-nail 2nd toe: module 2 (stomach – spleen – pancreas – lymph nodes)
Toe-nail 3rd toe: module 3 (lungs – large intestine – ovaries/testicles – uterus/prostate)
Toe-nail 4th toe: module 4 (liver and gall bladder)
Toe-nail 5th toe: module 5 (kidneys – adrenal glands – ureter - bladder)
When you stimulate the entire corresponding module, you do it to reinforce the energy of that module
(that is, the quantity of force – energy – that is has to work effectively and therefore not suffer minor
disturbances linked to that group of organs].

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Andrew (33 years old)

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1. Tension right-side shoulder

2. Right-side adrenal glands overload
3. Tension right-side neck
4. Pressed trigeminal nerve
5. Right-side thyroid
6. Knee
7. Tension right-side gluteus
8. Left-side thyroid
9. Tension left-side neck
10. Tension right-side dorsals
11. Left-side adrenal glands overload
12. Left-side shoulder tension
13. Left-side knee
14. Tension left-side gluteus
15. Left-side thyroid indicated
16. Urethra (old tension)
17. Reddened small toe (energy release)
18. Left-side lung zone indicated (emotional)
19. Mouth indicated
20. Thyroid (energy zone)
21. Right-side lung (emotional)

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Paul (57 years old)

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1. Right-side kidneys (temporary release)

2. Liver (emotional)
3. Stomach (emotional)
4. Last part of the phalanges crooked (tension in the dorsal vertebrae)
5. Dorsal tension
6. Last part of the phalanges crooked (dorsal tension)
7. Stomach (emotional)
8. Liver (emotional)
9. Left-side kidneys (temporary release)
10. Right-side shoulder (joint)
11. Right-side adrenal glands overload
12. Liver overload
13. Tension right-side front teeth
14. Tension left-side front teeth
15. Liver overload
16. Left-side adrenal glands overload

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Monica (32 years old)

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1. Right-side shoulder
2. Tension solar plexus
3. Right-side adrenal glands overload
4. Dorsal vertebrae crooked (increase of kyphosis)
5. Tension solar plexus
6. Tension in the stomach
7. Tension in the stomach
8. Thyroid just indicated
9. Left-side adrenal glands overloaded
10. Tension solar plexus
11. Tension left-side shoulder (scapular)
12. Tension solar plexus
13. Kidneys with temporary release
14. Slight inflammation of the oral mucosa
15. Tension in the dorsal vertebrae
16. Slight inflammation of the oral mucosa
17. Tension right-side neck
18. Release of the right-side kidneys (temporary)

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Emanuela (56 years old)

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1. Overload right-side adrenal glands

2. Tension solar plexus
3. Tension right-side neck
4. Tension stomach
5 Tension lower waist
6. Tension solar plexus
7. Tension left-side neck
8. Tension stomach
9 Tension urethra
10. Pressed bladder
11. Old energy release left-side kidneys

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Maria (79 years old)

1. Overload right-side adrenal glands

2. Tension in the sacral-coccygeal zone
3. Strong tension left-side neck
4. Strong tension dorsal zone
5. Tension lumbar zone
6. Overloaded left-side adrenal glands

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Lino (34 years old)

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1. Tension shoulder
2. Tension solar plexus
3. Strong overload right-side adrenal glands
4. Strong overload liver
5 Tension at the base of the skull
6. Tension thyroid
7. Tension solar plexus
8. Overload left-side adrenal glands
9. Strong tension left-side shoulder
10. Tension sacral vertebrae
11 Tension gluteus
12. Tension sacral vertebrae
13. Tension lumbar vertebrae
14. Tension dorsal vertebrae + tension stomach (emotional)

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Livio (52 years old)

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1. Tension right-side shoulder

2. Tension respiratory passages
3. Toxic outlet of the colon
4. Tension respiratory passages
5. Tension left-side head
6. Tension (or crookedness) canine teeth
7. Tension (or crookedness) pre-molar teeth
8. Tension (or crookedness) or compression from dental implant) molar teeth.
9. Tension right-side shoulder
10. Tension lower waist

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Micaela (40 years old)

1. Strong energy release right-side kidneys

2. Strong energy release rectum

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Mark (34 years old)

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1. Tension respiratory passages – solar plexus

2. Strong compression urinary bladder
3. Strong tension diaphragm
4. Strong compression bladder
5. Tension right-side temporomandibular joint
6. Alteration in the balance of the oral mucosa
7. Tension left-side temporomandibular joint
8. Alteration in the balance of the oral mucosa
9 Energy release (temporary) right-side kidneys
10. Strong compression of the bladder
11. Tension in the stomach
12. Compression of the bladder
13. The spinal column zone after several rounds of reflex stimulation indicated here

Good Job

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