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How frequently do you swoon over a baby's velvety feet? It's no secret that everyone enjoys the sensation of stroking smooth, clean feet. However, we know that prolonged walking, whether barefoot or in shoes, wears down that smoothness. We stroll on a variety of terrains with varying impurities and textures. As a result, the flesh on our feet becomes cracked over time. The texture becomes rough and disorganized. Indeed, the damage can be so severe that the fractured texture becomes a permanent feature of our foot. These are both unpleasant to look at and feel. You can't rub your soles against anything since they're not smooth or soothing in the least. So, how do you reclaim your baby's feathery soft feet? You can't go back to being a baby, of course! You can, however, remove dead, cracked, and damaged skin from your feet. And nothing beats the Foot Massager from V-revive for the job. Why Do You Need a Foot Massager? Your feet, like your brain, are neurologically...

Reflexology Massage 101 Reflexology is a sort of massage in which pressure is applied to the feet, hands, and ears in various quantities. It's based on the idea that various body parts are linked to specific organs and systems in the body. Reflexologists are people who practice this approach. Applying pressure to these regions, according to reflexologists, has a variety of health benefits. Mechanism of Reflexology Reflexology has a few different hypotheses on how it works: 1) Ancient Chinese Medicine Reflexology is based on the ancient Chinese belief in qi (pronounced "chee"), or "vital energy," in traditional Chinese medicine. Each person's qi, according to this idea, flows through them. When a person is stressed, the qi in their body is blocked. This can result in a physical imbalance, which can lead to sickness. The goal of reflexology is to keep qi flowing through the body, keeping it healthy and free of sickness. Distinct bodily parts correspond to diff...