Charles Å. Ersdal

          Charles Ersdal started his zone therapy practice in Kristiansand, Norway in the beginning of the 1970s, following years of study in Germany.  At the time, natural medicine was a small community with few therapists. As a consequence, there was great demand for his services.  Charles Ersdal quickly became a familiar name. The practice grew rapidly, as did his reputation as a highly skilled practitioner.

          Over time, he acquired vast experience in treating various forms of imbalances, which was how he characterized illness and disease. Later, he would use his years of experience and research to develop a comprehensive and detailed curriculum within zone therapy.  This is now known internationally as the Ersdal method. His material is currently being used by many schools, both domestic and international.

​​          One of Ersdal's students, Katri Nordblom, brought the Ersdal Foot Zone method to the United States in the late 1980's.  She and her husband founded the school, The Nordblom American Institute of FootZolonogy, where Ersdal came and lectured at up until right before the time of his passing.  ​

​          FootZone therapy utilizes the signals on the feet to clear out blockages and stagnations that disrupt the connection from the DNA to the inner blueprint/intelligence in the body.  If there is a disconnection from the inner blueprint, the DNA cannot rebuild healthy cells the way it was designed. FootZone therapy reconnects your DNA to your inner blueprint so the body can reproduce healthy cells and heal itself.