22/07/2026
Come and experience a Clinical Reflexology treatment with me at The Foot and Limb clinic in Colne.
I trained at The Reflexology Academy in London with Hagar Basis. One of the leading Reflexologists in the world.
I have been based in Colne for 5 years and have been working in Reflexology for over 10 years. I have clients ranging from 5 years old to 93 years old.
For more information call or text me on mob 07880 661260.
I am insured and a member of Professional Reflexology and The Association of Reflexologists.
Tony Porter THE BIOELECTRIC MATRIX
The circulation of life
As your fingers and thumbs move over the feet, are you aware of the process that produces the physiological effects of reflexology? In other words, how do the pressures and structural mobilisations performed during a treatment produce a response?
I became aware that each client had an individual response to reflexology, which was based on the tone and texture of their reflexes.
From this, I am able to determine at the initial consultation how a new client would respond to treatment; sometimes I would explain that reflexology would not be effective for them; this, after all, is the purpose of a consultation.
(This does not apply to the type of reflexology, which is more of a pampering or ‘spa’ type, where every client can be treated to induce a relaxation response).
It was after a ‘Road to Damascus’ moment that I realised we need to view reflexology from an electrical standpoint to gain a deeper understanding.
The flow of electrons through the body’s cellular matrix is continuously modulating. The techniques applied, in conjunction with pressure and continuous flexing of the feet and ankles, help amplify the body’s electrical circulation.
‘One could take a fantastic voyage from the farthest Schwann cell output in the big toe, through the spinal cord and into all parts of the brain. Indeed, electrons are making this trip every moment of our lives.’
- Dr Robert Becker.
This is part of an extensive subject, which I shall expand upon in future articles.
Best wishes
Tony Porter