Foot reading books

[GMJ]

Hello
I wondered if anyone could recommend a foot reading book. I studied VTCT level 3 reflexology and we didn't go into it but I am now treating a reflexologist who said if you have lolipop toes it means you could have allergies esp hayfever, if you have blue tinges by your ovaries you could be nearing the menopause and if you have a ridge on your little toe you could have ear damage! i would like to teach myself these and other things. Does anyone use these in their treatments?
I sometimes think clients want you to tell them something about themselves, what you may have picked up on or something as they have high expectations. I feel bad if I can't pick up on something....everyone always knows someone whose reflexologist took one look at their feet and told them they had such and such...although we can't diagnose clients want to be amazed! Sorry for the rambling.

Thanks to anyone who can recommend a foot reading book
Katharine x

 

[sjalee2]

Hi Lady Lude

Eunice Ingham double book - Stories the feet can tell and Stories the feet have told. Renee Tanner case study book and another one on foot reading. That should get you started!

 

[Fotia]

Hi there, I have just started a book about foot reading. it's called 'Let's Read Our Feet' by Jane Sheehan and cost £14.99 from Amazon. I've only just started it but so far so good. I would recommemd it to you even after 25 pages. Belinda

 

[Lovely Laura]

Just out of interest what does lollipop toes mean???? Are they all tounded at the top like lollipops?? Sounds interesting. Please tell me more.......

 

[Lyn badz]

Hi Juliejazz,

I have just looked this up in my book and it does'nt call them lollipop toes, but it's the same thing. It say's that 'toes that broaden towards the tip indicates an energy that starts off cautiously but then grows in confidence as the process progresses'.

It is interesting, isn't it?

Purplepeach