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Foot Zoning 

Foot Zoning is the process of rejuvenating and detoxifying the body through the signal system in the feet. Although it is a treatment on the physical body, Foot Zone treatment also balances the mental and emotional bodies to bring all systems into harmony. 

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ZoneBalance®

ZoneBalance® is a method for correcting, balancing and renewing the body's entire cell system through a complex signal system in the feet which is connected to every cell and organ in the body. Gain an understanding of this cell system and how to create an optimum balance through the natural laws of rejuvenation.

ZoneAnalysis

ZoneAnalysis is a method for detecting and analyzing the current condition of the different systems in the body. Learn to see and feel disturbances in the signal system through analysis of the feet, the face, the hands, the back, the voice and behavior.

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General

  1. Do not diagnose

  2. Comply with State and local regulatory guidelines

  3. Do not zone intoxicated person

  4. Do not treat diseases

  5. Practice within Scope of practice

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Important Rules for Balancing the Signal System

  1. Always perform a complete zoning, including all the body’s organs and cell systems.

  2. Ask how your client feels.

  3. Always begin with the right foot.

  4. Balance areas A, B and C before area D.

  5. The spinal nerves and the spinal fluid must be balanced before area D.

  6. Always balance the back in a upward direction, from the coccyx up to the atlas vertebra.

  7. Every signal area in the head must be balanced before you zone the signals for increasing the circulation to the head.

  8. You must zone the arch of the aorta before you zone the heart.

  9. Zone the heart last of all.

  10. Do not use any tools or instruments for the zoning.

  11. The client needs to sit up during the zoning.

  12. Do not zone a specific illness or disease.

  13. Give all clients a whole zoning in each session.

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In ZoneBalance®, there are situations where we stay away from doing any zoning

  1. Foreign objects in the body (metal, plastic, silicone, or organ transplants)

  2. Chemotherapy (cell poisons)

  3. Radiation

  4. Recent surgery

  5. Severe nutritional deficiencies

  6. After accidents

  7. No zoning of any specific disease or illness

General Statement

We believe that the fundamental responsibilities of the Foot Zoning practitioner is to promote health, facilitate healing, and alleviate suffering. The need for Foot Zoning is universal. Inherent in Foot Zoning is the respect for life, dignity, and the rights of all persons. The practice of Foot Zoning is given a context mindful of the holistic nature of humans, understanding the body-mind-spirit. The practice of Foot Zoning is unrestricted by considerations of nationality, race, creed, color, age, sex, sexual preference, politics, or social status. Given that Foot Zoning practice in culturally diverse settings, professional Foot Zoning practitioners must have an understanding of the cultural back ground of clients in order to provide culturally appropriate interventions.

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Foot Zoning practitioners render services to clients who can be individuals, families, groups, or communities. The client is an active participant in his/her own health care and should be included in all planning decisions.

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In providing services to others, each Foot Zoning practitioner has an ethical and legal and moral responsibility towards the client, co-workers, society, the environment, the practice of Foot Zoning, furthering the study of Foot Zoning, and to the profession of Foot Zoning.

©2025 American Foot Zoning Practitioners Association
AFZPA is a registered not-for-profit association that actively supports qualified
children’s charities, and promotes health awareness in our local communities.

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Contact us: board@afzpa.org

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