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Zone Therapy Is Scientific: Subjectively & Objectively
by W.D. Chesney
A mid-20th century work arguing that zone therapy (reflexology's predecessor) has both subjective and objective scientific validity.
Published during the formative decades of reflexology's modern development, this book presents arguments for the scientific basis of zone therapy from both experiential and measurable perspectives. It appeals to practitioners and researchers seeking theoretical grounding for reflexology practice during an era when the discipline was working to establish credibility. Relevant to understanding how reflexology advocates framed evidence claims in the pre-clinical era.
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