Taylor Made Features

Features from Lee Anthony Taylor

For over 40 years now, I have written with either a pad and pen, a manual typewriter or now with a keyboard.

Writing has been my passion since I was a curious child, and it has been the best way to interpret the world as I see it.

Many of the features and essays you can read here for free are reflexology-based. They have been previously published all around the world and you may have already come across them. The list will be added to over time and there will be some other relevant subjects that I will focus on.

Some will be related to my Youtube Channel – Universal Truths.

Welcome to The Inside of my Head – I trust it will give you some food for thought.

I am more than happy for these features to be shared online as long as my name credit and link to this website is included.

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Look after your Liver.

The liver is unique in that it can regenerate itself after damage. A liver can regrow to a normal size even after up to 90% of it has been removed, according to the National Institutes of Health in the USA. So what makes this ‘father of the organs and glands’ so special?

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Sleep and Testosterone.

Getting a good night’s sleep is beneficial for our health. But it’s not just about the quality but the quantity of the sleep that is important to us. One particular hormone which benefits from long, restful and deep sleep is testosterone. Read about the ways in which reflexology can help restore some form of balance with this influential hormone.

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Working Together for the Greater – the HPA Axis and Reflexology

In this essay, we see how the body’s response to stress and its ability to calm down are closely monitored and regulated by the cooperation of three vital glands. Getting the body to effectively communicate is something that the HPA Axis and Reflexology have in common

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What has the Diaphragm Ever Done for Us?

This essay consolidates a wealth of knowledge about this vital part of the body. Taken in large part from the Anatomy and Physiology Refresher Course, the following information will be invaluable for therapists, directing and guiding them in their assessments and case-taking.

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The Healing Crisis is Nothing to Fear

This written work examines the distinction between a healing crisis and a disease crisis and interprets how as therapists, with an understanding of this difference, we can treat illnesses with confidence and reassurance.

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Living in your Element

This essay gives an overview of the physical, mental and emotional components of the five classical elements, and how this influences our overall health. By continually working with all the classical elements that exist within our personalities, we can refine our purpose here on Earth and evolve into more of who we are meant to be in this lifetime.

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How to Self Treat with Reflexology

Written and published during the turbulent times of the lockdown in 2020, this feature reminded therapists and the general public that it is important to recognise the areas of your life you can have control over, recommending ways to quieten the chattering mind and suggesting ways to make the situation lighter.

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Selling Good Health to Men

How would you like to double the number of reflexology clients you work with by making just a few simple changes in your promotional literature? This feature gives a few pointers on how to tempt the male of the species into trying reflexology and to stick at it.

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Why Can’t We ‘Treat’ Our ‘Patients’ with Reflexology?

This investigative feature offers an invaluable insight into why this thorny issue has not yet been resolved, and how it might one day reach a satisfactory conclusion. When examining the title of this feature, it is not a question of whether reflexology is effective but more about what words are acceptable to use to describe its effectiveness.

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Creating Exciting Opportunities in your Post-Covid Practice

Written during the lockdowns, this timely advice on how to move ahead once we came out of the crisis still has a relevance in the post-Covid world. It was designed to inspire, therapists as they rebooted their practices and brought in a whole new group of clients and patients to experience reflexology for the first time.

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Using Coronal Zone Reflex Therapy to Relieve Sinusitis Pain

This feature investigates the causation and deeper meaning of inflamed sinuses and demonstrates that a gentle touch with Coronal Zone Reflex Therapy can have a releasing effect from the suffering of recurrent sinusitis.

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