> It *doesn't* "work" as its scammers suggest. Reflexology's benefits don't
extend beyond palliative results, like reducing stress or in the treatment
of psychosomatic issues for which there's no underlying health problem to
treat. While stress reduction *is* important, that's a much lower hurdle to
clear than the "cure-all" nonsense its advocates claim for it. Reflexology
has failed to live up to its hype in every double-blind study to which it's
been subjected. Every single one.


Again, I am not arguing with you about its merits. You did not answer my
question: what happens IF and WHEN it works? What would you say to someone
like me, who had severe whiplash (and I mean SEVERE) and one half an hour of
reflexology cured what conventional doctors could not? I can give you the
case history should you require that. In al curiosity, what if and when?