REFLEXOLOGY Panel representing the main plant of the reflex zones of the feet. The practice of zone massage is based on the correspondence between the various parts of the body and specific points identified on the soles of the feet and the palms of the hands; the pressure exerted on the various points in the course of the massage releases the positive energies of the body and helps restore the complex internal balances. Pituitary 0; 1 head; 2 frontal sinuses; 3 brainstem / cerebellum; epiphysis 4; 5 temple; trigeminal; 6 nose; neck 7; 8 eyes; ears; 9; 10 shoulder; 11 trapezius; 12 thyroid; parathyroid; 13; 14 lung ; bronchi; 15 stomach; 16 duodenum; 17 pancreas; 18 liver; gall bladder 19; 20 solar plexus; 21 adrenal; kidney 22; 23 ureter; bladder 24; 25; large intestine; appendix 26; 27 ileocecal valve; ascending colon 28 ; 29 transverse colon; descending colon; 30; 31; rectum; anus 32; 33 heart and circulation; spleen 34; 35 knee; 36 ovaries; testes. The zone therapy is used today than in Western countries as a support to conventional medicine; but originated from the Oriental medicine practicing reflexology since 5000 BC