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Dagdagay

A Cordillera foot-massage tradition using a specially shaped stick.

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Overview

Dagdagay is a traditional foot-massage practice associated with the Philippine Cordillera and uses a special stick to apply pressure to the feet. Technique and terminology vary locally. It should be presented with its cultural context rather than renamed as generic reflexology, and claims about particular mapped points or health outcomes require separate supporting evidence.

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These details describe the usual format and setting. Individual providers may adapt a service after discussing comfort, consent, and professional scope.

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Tradition
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Tool-Assisted Work Point Pressure
Usual Client Body Areas
Feet

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