Sole Massage Guide 2.40

This application provides guidance for self-administered foot (sole) massage, a traditional therapy with a history spanning approximately 5,000 years in China, known for its effectiveness in addressing various lifestyle-related health conditions.

Its primary aim is to assist users in accurately massaging their foot soles to promote better health and well-being.

1. Features:

• Image: The app displays images of the sole's reflection zones, which are easy to memorize. By touching the outline tab, users can identify main zones on the sole. This feature also helps locate areas corresponding to weak organs or where discomfort is experienced during massaging.
• Animation: All reflection zones are demonstrated through animations. Selecting the symptom tab presents a list of lifestyle-related diseases; upon selecting a disease, related reflection zones are illustrated with animated guidance.
• Detailed Help: The help section offers comprehensive information about each zone, including its name, relevant notices, massage techniques, and associated organs. Touching a zone name reveals its location on the sole map.

2. The application encompasses reflection zones linked to the following health conditions:

1. Headache
2. Dysautonomia
3. Depression
4. Tired eyes
5. Worsening eyesight
6. Bloodshot eyes
7. Bags under the eyes
8. Earache
9. Lumbago (lower back pain)
10. Back pain
11. Constipation
12. Hemorrhoids
13. Diarrhea
14. Esophagitis
15. Stomach ache / gastritis
16. Insomnia
17. Hangover
18. Cold sensitivity
19. Gout
20. Diabetes
21. High blood pressure
22. Dieting-related concerns
23. Alopecia (hair loss)
24. Wrinkles
25. Acne
26. Common cold
27. Bucet’s Disease
28. Peptic ulcer
29. Infertility
30. Cramps
31. Fatigue
32. Swellings in hands, feet, or face
33. Low immunity
34. Hay fever
35. Eczema
36. Anemia
37. Chilblains
38. Low blood pressure
39. Travel sickness
40. Stiff shoulders
41. Stiff neck

3. This application is supervised by Mr. Wang Lei, a qualified senior massage therapist affiliated with Shandong University of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

4. Supported languages include English, Japanese, and Chinese.