It’s Never Too Late to Start Healthy Habits

As you come home, dragging your feet through the door after a long day, it is nice to kick up your feet, pour yourself a glass of wine and enjoy your favorite TV show. As you sit there, however, your mind wanders as you slowly start to dread the next day.  Maybe a deadline is coming up and it's stressing you out or you simply feel overwhelmed with all the problems you face in your daily life. Either way, it saps your energy levels and all you want to do is sleep your problems away. Finding time to exercise in your daily life can be hard, however building good habits can be easy, starting with 20 minutes per day.

         Energy and exercise go hand in hand. In fact, in an article posted by Harvard Medical School, doctors found that exercise boosts energy levels due to better oxygen circulation, allowing your body to use energy more efficiently. Getting started doesn’t have to look like all these fitness influencers counting calories and working out for 2-3 hours per day six days a week. Actually, getting started can be as simple as taking the stairs instead of the elevator, waking up twenty minutes earlier to cook yourself a healthy breakfast, or even doing push-ups or sit-ups during commercials of your favorite TV program. Through these good habits you’ll find yourself to be more encouraged to build other good habits, compounding them into a healthy, fit lifestyle.

         Transitioning to a healthier, more proactive lifestyle can seem daunting at first, but it starts with small changes instead of a massive one. Through these changes you’ll find yourself more energetic, and satisfied. You’ll look forward to the days ahead, ready to tackle any problem or obstacle you face. Start today!

What is Foot Reflexology?

For some reason feet get a bad rep. They’re often associated with bad smell, being dirty, and overall, they are found to just be gross. Whether you’re a high performing athlete, a casual jogger, or you just need to walk to your kitchen to grab a quick snack, without feet these tasks would be extremely difficult.

         Beyond the obvious actions of walking and running, feet actually contribute a great deal to our overall well-being. In fact, every area of the foot correlates to organs and systems throughout the body. A quick Google search will show you thousands of intricate diagrams that highlight every acupressure point in our hands, feet, and so on. To save time, I have simplified it into four different zones.

 
 

Here at Serenity Zen, our therapists use the acupressure points across your body combined with massage therapy to help relieve pain. When booking a reflexology appointment, your session will go like this. It’ll start with a detoxifying mineral foot soak, bringing immediate relief to your overworked feet. Then the therapist will map out pressure points on your head and feet, massaging the necessary areas in order to bring relaxation and healing. Reflexology is more than just a foot massage, it is a science. Taking care of the toes and bottom of the feet can do wonders for your health! So next time you feel the aftermath of a tough workout or a stomach ache coming along, book here with us and let our experts aid you toward full body relief.