Vertical Reflexology for Hands

"Please don't buy this book. There are no neurological connexions in the body that would conduct the rubbing sensations as described. Spend your hard-earned lucre more sensibly, -please."
~ Written on 2008-02-02

"This is a ew reflexology technique developed by the author. I saw lots of good press about it and bought the book to try it myself. I can report that it is easy to learn and seems to relieve symptoms effectively. I can see that it will become part of standard reflexology training and practice and would like to recommend it to reflexogists ready for alternative approaches."
~ Written on 2000-11-11

"As a reflexologist I found this book very informative, and good reference book with excellent diagrams. I liked the print format of the pages and the case studies as one reads along the text, it breaks up the tedious reading of continuing text when one has to put the book down and have a break. The chart at the end of the book (p.173-175)is very helpful for specific ailments giving the areas to target in the treatment. The glossary has been well thought out and self-explanatory for newcomers to the techniques or even reflexology itself. It was also nice to have a review of the medical trial at the end of the book. A excellent book, well worth the money, a good buy for all reflexologists, those who have attended a course on VRT and those who are interested in new unique techniques"
~ Written on 2000-10-16