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HAND REFLEXOLOGY CHARTS:

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Key elements in a reflexology hand chart:
about reflex zones, meridians & dermatomes!

The general purpose of 'reflex zone therapy' (a.k.a. reflexology) is to 'balance' the nervous system. Reflexologists usually use an approach where the body is divided into ten equal vertical zones: five zones on the right side of the body + five zones on the left side of the body (e.g. the first zone corresponds with the thumb in the hand and the big toe in the foot). This vertical approach goes parallel to Chinese philosophy of the meridians & the medical so-called 'dermatomes' (= areas of skin that are mainly supplied by a single spinal nerve); However, there is no direct connection between the 10 vertical reflex zones and 12 meridians, nor do these concepts directly relate to the physical nerve system. This implicates that in general hand reflexology & foot reflexology can be recognized to represent massage techniques that are quite similar to the reflex points & techniques used in acupressure (and the philosophy behind acupuncture).

The word reflexology is derived from the so-called 'reflex arc', which refers to a neural pathway that controls an action reflex. Formally, there are two types of reflex arc: 'autonomic reflex arc' (affecting inner organs) and 'somatic reflex arc' (affecting muscles); reflexology can be associated with the first type. This implicates that (hand) reflexology should not be associated with casual uses of the terms: 'reflex', 'hand reflex' and 'primitive reflexes'.

Unfortunately, there is no consensus among hand reflexologists about how reflexology exactly is supposed to work. For example: in many hand reflexology charts the heart is located at the radial side of the hand card (sometimes it gets associated with the 2nd phalange of the thumb) - which sort of represents the opposite of the principle described by the meridian philosophy.

Some reflexologists even claim that the zones in reflexology maps represent only approximates and may vary from person to person. Hand reflexology experts generally work with charts that propose sort of a likewise model for various internal organs & body parts. However, most individual reflexology hand charts do show some significant differences compared to other charts.

Many reflexology hand charts are available on the internet; charts are being presented in various formats, and many printable reflexology hand charts are available. However, for people who are not familiar with the basics of hand reflexology might get confused by the fact that many hand maps display unique characteristics - which often reflect the personal view of the hand map designer. Authors dispute the representative locations in the hand that may get associated with the eyes and the heart, so these aspects belong to the key-elements of disagreement in hand reflexology.

In general, in most charts the eyes get associated with one or more sections of the index finger and/or middle finger. In some Western hands reflexology charts the eyes are associated with the 2nd phalange of the index finger (see chart 1) or the middle finger (see chart 2). But in the Korean 'Koryo hand therapy' charts the eyes are placed on the tip of the middle finger (see chart 3). The fundamentals of hand reflexology are described & discussed inside the section hand reflexology.

NOTICE: likewise principles (+ disputes) are found for the feet in foot reflexology, and for the ears in ear reflexology!

Acupressure Points in a Hand/Foot Reflexology Chart:
what are the Major Differences between Hand Reflexology Charts?

How come that various charts present different locations for body parts? It is quite hard to answer this question, because usually it is a bit of a mystery how the experts have developed their reflexology models. A hand reflexologist usually claim that hand reflexology represent a system of zones and reflex areas that reflect an image of the body on the hands, with the premise that hand reflexology effects a physical change to the body.

Hand/foot reflexology chart: discover the best acupressure points in the various hand charts. The high resolution examples below represent various reflexology hand cards.

Reflexology hand chart 1 - Western chart:

A striking characteristic of this Western hand chart concerns the assocation for the fingertips with the upper part of the head! (Upper head part includes: brains, sinus, ears & eyes)

NOTICE: the eyes are located more radial than the ears, which makes sense in the following perspective: radial side = inner world, ulnar side = outer world).

Source: Dominic Blackmore

Reflexology hand chart 2 - Aculife chart (Aculife Book):

A stricking characteristic of this Aculife chart concerns the complexity, especially involving the heart:

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The heart gets associated with 5 zones of the hand, on the inner palm side:
twice in the quadrangel (1) between heart- and head line + (2) below index finger,
(3) thenar zone (mount of venus), (4) distal phalange of the pinky finger; and on the dorsal side:
(5) radial side of distal phalange in pinky finger is associated with the heart meridian.

Source: AcuLife Book

Reflexology hand chart 3 - Indian chart (= acupressure therapy):

A stricking characteristic of this India chart concerns the association for the heart with
the left palmar zone below the pinky finger, where the heart meridian & the heart line cross each other;
just like in the CMax Acupalm chart & the Breo iPalm520 chart, both are displayed in the tips-section below!

(NOTICE: Just like in the first chart the eyes are located more radial than the ears,
with the difference that here the eyes are associated with the palmar zone below the index- and middle finger,
and the ears with the palmar zone below the ring- and pinky finger - which again makes sense
in the following perspective: radial side = inner world, ulnar side = outer world)

Source: Divya acupressure therapy

Reflexology hand chart 4 - Korean chart: Koryo Hand Therapy (KHT systems):

A striking characteristic of the Korean hand chart concerns the fact that the spine is located in
the dorsal central axis of the hand (in the other 3 charts the spine is located at the radial side of the thumb).

Source: Koryo Hand Therapy

TIPS: More tips & guidelines for hand reflexology charts!

TIP: Combining hand reflexology points acupressure with aromatherapy (or some other additional relaxation massage therapy) will likely add additional value to the well-being & pleasure or your client!

How come that various charts present different locations for body parts? It is quite hard to answer this question, because usually it is a bit of a mystery how the experts have developed their reflexology models. A hand reflexologist usually claim that hand reflexology represent a system of zones and reflex areas that reflect an image of the body on the hands, with the premise that hand reflexology effects a physical change to the body.

Hand/foot reflexology chart: discover the best acupressure points in the various hand charts. The high resolution examples below represent various reflexology hand cards.

Reflexology hand chart 1 - Western chart:

A striking characteristic of this Western hand chart concerns the assocation for the fingertips with the upper part of the head! (Upper head part includes: brains, sinus, ears & eyes)

NOTICE: the eyes are located more radial than the ears, which makes sense in the following perspective: radial side = inner world, ulnar side = outer world).

Source: Dominic Blackmore

Reflexology hand chart 2 - Aculife chart (Aculife Book):

A stricking characteristic of this Aculife chart concerns the complexity, especially involving the heart:

Hand Chart Pain

The heart gets associated with 5 zones of the hand, on the inner palm side:
twice in the quadrangel (1) between heart- and head line + (2) below index finger,
(3) thenar zone (mount of venus), (4) distal phalange of the pinky finger; and on the dorsal side:
(5) radial side of distal phalange in pinky finger is associated with the heart meridian.

Source: AcuLife Book

Reflexology hand chart 3 - Indian chart (= acupressure therapy):

A stricking characteristic of this India chart concerns the association for the heart with
the left palmar zone below the pinky finger, where the heart meridian & the heart line cross each other;
just like in the CMax Acupalm chart & the Breo iPalm520 chart, both are displayed in the tips-section below!

(NOTICE: Just like in the first chart the eyes are located more radial than the ears,
with the difference that here the eyes are associated with the palmar zone below the index- and middle finger,
and the ears with the palmar zone below the ring- and pinky finger - which again makes sense
in the following perspective: radial side = inner world, ulnar side = outer world)

Source: Divya acupressure therapy

Reflexology hand chart 4 - Korean chart: Koryo Hand Therapy (KHT systems):

A striking characteristic of the Korean hand chart concerns the fact that the spine is located in
the dorsal central axis of the hand (in the other 3 charts the spine is located at the radial side of the thumb).

Source: Koryo Hand Therapy

TIPS: More tips & guidelines for hand reflexology charts!

TIP: Combining hand reflexology points acupressure with aromatherapy (or some other additional relaxation massage therapy) will likely add additional value to the well-being & pleasure or your client!

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HANDS REFLEXOLOGY CHARTS

- Reflexology used to be known as reflex zone therapy -

- SLIDESHOW: 25 Hand Charts! -

(Charts are presented in alphabetic order by topic; all topics are listed below)

Background:

The first milestone in the history of scientific hand charts was established in 1963 when L.S. Penrose published his 'dermatogram', a.k.a. 'phantom picture', for Down syndrome (mongolism) describing stereotype patterns in multiple dimensions of the hand involving dermatoglyphics & creases - see picture on the right below.

Later likewise charts for the hands became available for many other syndromes, sometimes featured with characteristics related to other aspects of the hand morphology (often involving various aspects of the fingers such as: shape, lenght, nails).

The latest development concerns the fact that hand charts derived from scientific research are now also available for characteristic manifestations of normal psychology, involving the Big Five personality dimensions Conscientiousness, Extraversion & Neuroticism - see e.g. the three hand charts displayed at the bottom of this page.

This article presents 3 options to start browsing the hand maps (slideshow + links above and below), which so far include 5 dimensions of Big Five personality model, 1 disease & 23 syndromes.

What do these hand charts tell us?

Interestingly, all available scientific hand charts confirm the significance of the following essential no.1 rule, which describes the fundamental major principle where scientific hand reading begins:

'Any hand sign only bares significance for a specific theme when it's presence is combined with the presence of other hand signs that also bare significance for that same theme.'

This no.1 major principle presents the axiom (abstractly defined) which also provides the basis for the scientific hand reading system named Multi-Perspective Hand Reading!

Also, this no.1 rule is presented here as a starting point to browse the available hand charts (25 themes are included), which are presented below by alphabetical order:

Agreeableness | Arthogryposis | Conscientiousness | Cri du chat syndrome | Down syndrome | Edwards syndrome | Extraversion | Fragile-X syndrome | Holt-Oram syndrome | Hypercalcemia | Kabuki syndrome | Klinefelter syndrome | de Lange syndrome | Neuroticism | Openness | Patau syndrome | Prader-Willi syndrome | Rubella syndrome | Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome | Turner syndrome | Williams syndrome | Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome | XXYY syndrome | XYY syndrome | 18 deletion syndrome

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A summary of the most significant hand sign combinations is presented for the individual conditions inside the article: Decoding the language of the hand!

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NOTICE: Reflexology hand charts are not included because the scientific foundation of any of such charts is actually unknown; nevertheless, you can read more about the fundamentals of such charts HERE. Australian slots.

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SCIENTIFIC HAND CHARTS: Introduction
Hand charts for Big Five personality dimensions:
• Hand chart(s) for Agreeableness (2x: 1 in 4 people)
• Hand chart(s) for Conscientiousness (2x: 1 in 4 people)
• Hand chart(s) for Extraversion (2x: 1 in 4 people)
• Hand chart(s) Neuroticism (2x: 1 in 4 people)
• Hand chart(s) Openness (2x: 1 in 4 people)

Hand charts for diseases:
• Hand charts for hypercalcemia (1 in 4,000 people)

Hand charts for syndromes:
• Hand charts for arthrogryposis (1 in 10,000 people)
• Hand charts for cri-du-chat syndrome (1 in 30,000 people)
• Hand charts for Down syndrome (1 in 700 live births)
• Hand charts for Edwards syndrome (1 in 6,000 live births)
• Hand charts for fetal alcolhol syndrome (1 in 500 people)
• Hand charts for fragile-X syndrome (1 in 5,000 people)
• Hand charts for Holt-Oram syndrome (1 in 100,000 live b.)
• Hand charts for Kabuki syndrome (1 in 32,000 people)
• Hand charts for Klinefelter syndrome (1 in 1000 males)
• Hand charts for de Lange syndrome (1 in 15,000 live births)
• Hand charts for Marfan syndrome (1 in 5,000 people)
• Hand charts for Patau syndrome (1 in 15,000 live births)
• Hand charts for Prader-Willi syndrome (1 in 15,000 births)
• Hand charts for Rubella syndrome (1 in 100,000 people)
• Hand charts for Rubinstein syndrome (1 in 200,000 births)
• Hand charts for SLOS (1 in 40,000 births)
• Hand charts for Turner syndrome (1 in 2,000 female births)
• Hand charts for Warkany syndrome (1 in 200,000 births)
• Hand charts for Williams syndrome (1 in 14,000 births)
• Hand charts for Wolf-Hirschhorn syndrome (1 in 50,000 b.)
• Hand charts for XXYY syndrome (1 in 30,000 male births)
• Hand charts for XYY syndrome (1 in 1,000 male births)
• Hand charts for 18 deletion syndromes (2 in 40,000 live b.)

NOTICE: Reflexology hand charts are not included in this section because the scientific foundation of any of such charts is actually unknown; nevertheless, you can read more about the fundamentals of such charts HERE.
Other charts & maps:
• Fingerprints world map
• Hand reading experts world map
• Hand reflexology charts