Is there a specific hemodynamic effect in reflexology? A systematic review of randomized controlled trials
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A systematic review of randomized reflexology trials found little convincing evidence for a specific treatment-related hemodynamic effect because most studies did not adequately separate mapped-zone effects from nonspecific massage effects.
Directly relevant to the claim that stimulation of mapped zones specifically changes blood supply to corresponding organs.