How can they be prevented and treated naturally using Dien Chan?
Xanthelasmas, those small yellowish plaques around the eyes, are most often caused by fatty deposits, frequently linked to high cholesterol. While their appearance may seem harmless, they are often a sign of metabolic imbalance associated with liver dysfunction.
Let’s take advantage of our team’s extensive experience to explore how Dien Chan can boost your liver system. With a few simple lifestyle adjustments, we can prevent and treat these fatty deposits effectively.
Treating the root cause: › the liver and diet
The liver plays a key role in fat elimination and cholesterol regulation. Thus, to prevent the formation of xanthelasmas, it is crucial to support the optimal functioning of this organ. Diet is naturally the first means of action.
Reduce foods rich in saturated fats, such as processed meats and fried foods, and favour fresh, fibre-rich foods. Apples, for example, contain pectin, a fibre that helps regulate cholesterol levels.
Awaken your liver system with Dien Chan
Dien Chan is one of the natural methods that offers effective techniques for stimulating the liver system. Here’s how you can act directly on your liver using simple self-massage techniques and working on reflex zones.
This article provides a structured care plan that can be adapted by adding specific actions to target other discomforts the individual may be experiencing.
Whether for self-care or client consultations, in-depth training will undoubtedly provide the confidence needed to address more complex issues. Our main educational objective is to guide you in fully personalising each treatment approach.
Yin or yang?
In Western medicine, high cholesterol is a sign of liver insufficiency, as the liver is responsible for metabolising and regulating blood fat levels. Translated into energetic terms, this weakness could be interpreted as a deficiency in liver yang, since yang is responsible for activity and transformation. A liver underperforming in its role thus leads to cholesterol deposits.
According to TCM, cholesterol is often linked to excess heat in the liver, disrupting lipid metabolism and promoting fat accumulation in the blood.
It is therefore essential to carefully assess the situation to adjust the facial actions and choose the most appropriate multireflex tool. Start by testing the sensitivity of bqc·points 50 and 70, as the symptoms experienced do not provide clear signals on this matter.
◾︎ If bqc·point 50 shows significantly more vulnerability than point 70, this indicates a deficiency in yang in the liver system. In this case, prioritise a tool with a yang effect to stimulate the reflex zone of the liver and gallbladder.
◾︎ Conversely, if point 70 is more sensitive, opt for a yin approach. Using the small rake of the multireflex tool nº219 is then recommended to gently rake the facial reflex zone of the liver system, enabling a yin dispersion that will soothe and balance this area.
First step local
After balancing the patient’s general state (stress, fatigue, etc., see other articles on the care plan), it is important to select an appropriate multireflex tool for the abdominal area.
◾︎ On the other hand, if your assessment indicates that the liver system is overheated (yang), the Double yin ball nº411 will be more suitable to soothe this area.
This selection allows the treatment to be tailored to the specific needs of the patient, maximising results.
Regardless of the case, use the Triple Yang Roller nº438 between each meal, performing around fifty back-and-forth movements over the abdominal area. This gentle but targeted massage stimulates absorption and improves the energy circulation of the digestive system, optimising fat metabolism.
The yang effect of these tools revives microcirculation while providing a gentle, beneficial warmth that supports the optimal function of the organs in the abdominal area.
Second phase: reflex
It is now time to continue revitalising the liver system through facial reflexology stimulation.
The reflex zone for the liver is located on the right cheek, near the side of the nose. Using the chosen tool, perform gentle back-and-forth movements for about three minutes, avoiding any excessive pressure. The effectiveness of the treatment relies on a soft, steady motion.
By adopting an elegant technique, we respect the natural alignment of the skin fibres, ensuring optimal comfort and more profound results.
Here, Dien Chan truly reveals its power, not only by revitalising organ functions but also by releasing energy blockages. In this way, we boost liver activity and support detoxification without causing trauma to the skin, achieving a harmonious vitality that serves the body.
However, the liver system is not the only contributor to the body’s purification process. It is equally essential to invigorate digestive functions. Take advantage of this facial treatment phase to stimulate the stomach by applying a similar massage on the left cheek, this time using the yang tool.
If you are new to the reflection diagrams of Dien Chan, know that this technique is based on precise representations of internal organs projected onto the face. This allows for targeted and powerful stimulation of reflex zones.
It’s important not to limit Dien Chan practice to simple acupressure on facial points alone. Familiarising yourself with the reflection diagrams is essential. By training in the original method with true experts, you avoid simplified versions that diminish the reach and effectiveness of authentic Dien Chan.
Consolidation phase: › the key bqc·points to stimulate
Dien Chan relies on a precise map of 257 bqc·points, each exerting a specific influence on the body’s various internal systems.
In this article, we suggest a constellation of bqc·points for you to explore, bearing in mind that each person responds differently. Sensitivity to particular points will vary depending on individual blockages or weaknesses, so it is essential to customise your formulas for optimal results.
To get started, equip yourself with the Multireflex detector nº101 and test the sensitivity of each recommended bqc·point. Using a mirror for self-care and the complete Dien Chan map is essential for precise localisation.
In the Faceasit application, the lines are complemented with small coloured triangles to indicate reference reliefs; follow them until you identify the intersection or exact area of the targeted bqc·point.
By applying light pressure during detection, a sensitivity response will confirm the correct position of the point.
The second training module (DienChan❜pro) is entirely dedicated to the in-depth study of the Dien Chan map and the art of detecting bqc·points, enabling you to accurately use the many formulas offered in our publications and in the Faceasit application. This knowledge will allow you to fully harness the potential of Dien Chan for truly tailored care.
Here is a selection of points to test for enhancing drainage action and fat elimination:
To direct Qi towards the eyes: 197· 6· 16· (as we aim to eliminate xanthelasmas in this case).
To support the hepatic system: 50· (or 70·) 41· 32· 233· 370·
To unblock fats: 290· 630· 113·
To improve digestion: 39· 38·
To nourish the blood and promote its circulation: 73· 37· 1· 7·
To stimulate elimination via the urinary system: 222· 85· 87·
In this constellation of bqc·points, focus solely on those that show notable sensitivity, as these indicate the specific needs of the individual at that moment. It is important to note that the list of sensitive points is likely to vary with each session, reflecting progress in the process of unblocking hepatic functions.
These stimulations can be repeated several times a week to optimise benefits and sustainably support the body in its revitalisation efforts.
Reflexdrainage: › support for the lymphatic system
In addition to stimulating the bqc·points, daily Reflexodrainage is recommended to help the lymphatic system eliminate accumulated toxins. Learn the precise techniques by consulting the videos on www.DienChan.zone.
This gentle drainage facilitates the elimination of fats through urinary pathways. Be sure to drink enough water after each session to encourage the process.
An extra boost: › the heating patch
To amplify the effects of your treatment, apply a heating patch to the hepatic area worked on, just before going to bed. Leave it on overnight to stimulate blood circulation and relax the tissues. This gentle heat also promotes fat drainage, making your treatment even more effective.
Special Cases
In cases of warmth felt in the eyes or eyelids, or if you suffer from eye tension, it is recommended to use the brass yin cylinder from the Beauty-brush nº252. Gently glide this tool around the eyes and over the closed eyelids.
Not only is the sensation extremely pleasant and relaxing, but this tool also helps disperse internal tensions thanks to its calming yin effect, providing immediate relief.
Conclusion
By combining a healthy diet with the regular use of Dien Chan tools, you can support your hepatic system and prevent the appearance of xanthelasmas.
This natural approach allows you to care for your health while enhancing your skin, through simple yet powerful gestures. Remember to prioritise hydration and practice Reflexodrainage frequently for optimal results.
Your body will thank you by showcasing a more radiant complexion and naturally reducing those small fatty plaques around the eyes.
Wishing you all the best and hoping this information proves useful to you! Yours in Dien Chan,
In the world of natural therapies, Dien Chan stands out for its holistic and personalized approach, offering practitioners and patients immediate and lasting results. But to fully benefit from this unique facial reflexology method, you need a solid understanding of its principles and techniques. The International School of Multireflexology – Dien Chan (ISMDC) offers a rigorous and comprehensive learning framework, enabling its students to acquire the skills necessary to effectively assess improvement and not just measure pain. Let’s see why it is important to have an approach focused on improvement rather than pain.
Unlike other care techniques that focus primarily on pain, Dien Chan prioritizes assessing the optimization of your client’s well-being.
Pain is a subjective perception that varies from one individual to another and can be influenced by various factors, such as emotional state and tolerance threshold. Rather than merely measuring suffering, Dien Chan aims to understand and note the concrete progress felt by the patient.
This approach allows us to observe positive changes and validate or adjust the treatment method in real-time. At ISMDC, we teach how to master this art of evaluating improvement, focusing on progression and the body’s reactions at each stage of care.
Attentive listening and sharp observation
To become a good practitioner in Dien Chan, it is not about memorizing protocols; we must know how to listen and observe. The therapist must free themselves from preconceived ideas and focus fully on the reality of the present moment. This skill, often underestimated, is crucial for optimally calibrating the treatment. We put a particular emphasis on training in attentive listening to patients, capturing every word, every non-verbal cue, and every response from the body. This approach allows us to adjust our technique according to each individual’s specific needs and their response to various stimulations.
Using an appropriate evaluation scale
Another key to success in Dien Chan lies in using a simple yet effective evaluation scale, ranging from 0 to 10. This scale allows us to quantify the patient’s improvement from their initial state as a reference.
For example, a score of 3 to 5 indicates that we are on the right track and that the technique used is working. If the improvement is minimal or non-existent, we must then adjust the strategy, change the reflexology diagram, or use another multireflex tool.
Throughout the training, we teach you this evaluation method and how to implement it in a clinical setting, ensuring treatment personalization and result optimization.
Measured moderation
One of the fundamental rules in Dien Chan is moderation. Excessive stimulation of reflex points and zones can lead to opposite effects and reduce treatment effectiveness. Practitioners trained by ISMDC learn to dose each intervention carefully, taking into account the patient’s clinical state, sensations, and specific needs.
By understanding the subtleties of each action, it becomes possible to avoid energy overloads and allow the body to find its own balance.
A complete and structured training
ISMDC offers a comprehensive and structured training that covers all aspects of authentic Dien Chan multireflexology, from theoretical foundations to advanced practices. The courses are designed to provide a logical progression, guiding students from beginner level to professional skills.
The DienChan❜pro and DienChan❜clinic modules allow for a deeper understanding of key concepts while developing specific skills such as identifying “living points” and using bqc·point formulas to encourage the body’s self-regulation.
To facilitate the learning and practice of Dien Chan, ISMDC also offers digital tools like the Faceasit software. While technology can inspire and guide practitioners by providing concrete references, it is important to remember that it is just an instrument, like textbooks. The application helps to familiarize with the personalization of bqc·point formulas, explore different combinations based on symptoms and anatomy, and avoid getting stuck in one approach. However, it does not replace the therapist’s skill nor their ability to listen, observe, and adapt their care in real time.
As a talent catalyst, it enriches your practice without ever substituting the human expertise and intuition of the therapist.
Personalized and empathic care
Beyond acquiring theoretical skills, we emphasize the importance of a personalized and sensitive approach. Constant and open communication with the recipient is encouraged throughout the treatment. By establishing an honest dialogue, the practitioner can adjust their techniques in real-time, thus providing care that is truly adapted to the patient’s needs. This also creates a relationship of trust that contributes to more sustainable and satisfactory results.
For this reason, it is essential that every practitioner knows how to listen, feel, and adapt their techniques to achieve results. This is the difference between a simple technician and a true therapist.
In conclusion, learning Dien Chan is not just about mastering techniques; it is about developing an ability to support others in their quest for well-being. ISMDC training focuses on improvement, using effective evaluation scales, and personalized care to help everyone benefit from a better quality of life.
Are you ready to embark on this journey? Register now to start your training with us and learn to master all aspects of Dien Chan to provide personalized and empathetic care.
Don’t miss the opportunity to learn from recognized professionals in the field and make a difference in the lives of those who consult you. Master Dien Chan to optimize their well-being and encourage them to take control of their health.
Melasma is a skin condition characterized by the appearance of brown spots on the skin, primarily on the face. Approximately 90% of melasma cases are observed in women, particularly those with darker skin tones (phototypes III to V). The spots are usually symmetrical and appear on both sides of the face in sun-exposed areas, such as the cheeks, forehead, nose, and sometimes the chin.
Three types of melasma are distinguished based on the depth of pigmentation: epidermal, dermal, and mixed.
Epidermal melasma is characterized by superficial brown pigmentation in the epidermis, while dermal melasma presents a more bluish or greyish pigmentation due to melanin deposits in the dermis.
The mixed type combines both, making treatment more complex for conventional approaches. Fortunately, with the subtle and profound effects of multireflex tools, we won’t need to alter our treatment plan.
We must remember that visible dark spots on the face can also impact self-esteem. As this sometimes leads to psychological stress, our treatment approach must include actions on the nervous system. Therefore, understanding the causes of melasma and composing an appropriate treatment in Dien Chan is essential for improving both the appearance of the skin and overall well-being.
Let’s detail the possible causes to determine whether a yin or yang approach would be most suitable.
A| Exposure to ultraviolet (UV) rays stimulates melanocytes, the cells responsible for melanin production (the skin pigment), which can lead to excess pigmentation.
◾︎ Oh! As soon as we know this, we can interpret the excess pigmentation as a yang reaction, as it represents a “concentration” or “overactivity”.
B| Melasma is often associated with hormonal changes, such as those occurring during pregnancy (commonly referred to as the pregnancy mask or chloasma), the use of oral contraceptives, or hormone therapy. Additionally, some skincare products or makeup can irritate the skin and cause reactions that manifest as dark spots.
◾︎ This information also indicates a yang reaction, an overactivity of the hormonal system, which can be an internal and external inflammation.
We see that we are dealing with a yang reaction expressed on the face as melasma and this invites us to use a yin interaction.
We will use several multireflex tools that will allow us to work on the affected areas and reduce internal tension through their yin effect.
The yin effect produced by the metal miniprongs of yin rollers or smooth brass cylinders cannot be achieved with plastic or quartz tools, let alone jade ones. These latter only allow for wellness massages and risk stimulating melanin production.
Only multireflex tools offer a dispersing and calming effect without damaging the epidermis. Other utensils have yang effects and do not guarantee respect for the skin microbiome. Brass and stainless steel (like horn for the yang effect) fully respect the skin without spreading bacteria due to their natural antiseptic properties.
We will strengthen our treatment with a proposal for bqc·points targeting hormonal regulation functions as well as improving skin quality. We also recommend other blog articles that are highly recommended to enrich your knowledge and inspire you.
The Treatment Plan for Melasma in Dien Chan
1| Always begin by addressing the overall condition of the person. Refer to other articles to learn how to start, regulate stress, etc.
2| For the local step, work on the face to benefit from the yin effect of our instruments. Start by performing about fifty back-and-forth movements on the affected areas with the Double mini yin roller nº308. Use gentle and delicate movements without applying pressure to fully enjoy the coolness of the multireflex tool.
The yin effect of this first phase will relax the tissues and encourage the skin to calm melanin production in the area.
3| The reflex step will allow us to continue the relaxation process while following the indications of the internal organs reflex diagram projected onto the face. Still using a yin effect, we target areas that will help release blockages preventing the skin from quickly regaining balance.
As always, we must enhance our approach with knowledge from both Western and Eastern medicine.
For Western medicine, skin disorders are primarily related to the nervous and hormonal systems.
TCM (Traditional Chinese Medicine) tells us that the Metal element (meridian of the Large Intestine and Lung) governs the skin.
But we also need to consider that we will need to stimulate blood and lymphatic circulation to reduce visible spots.
Let’s start by calming liver activity with the smooth cylinder (brass gold) of the Beauty-brush nº252 or the smooth sphere of the nº207 tool. Roll the right cheek at the level of the wing of the nose; perform about thirty passes.
This yin work on the liver helps nourish liver blood while promoting circulation to combat stagnation. To complement this action, we also need to massage the spleen area. With the minibristle of the Beauty-brush nº252, gently massage the spleen area indicated by the reflection diagram located on the left cheek.
With the same Beauty-brush nº252 or the Ovoid beauty nº373, complete this step by massaging the nasolabial fold. Start on the right side of the mouth where the reflex zone of the large intestine is located and gently massage about twenty times following the fold. Then repeat on the left side.
This stimulates the activity of the gut microbiota, which contributes to improving skin elasticity.
To work yin on the lung area, we can use the Double mini roller yin nº308 and perform back-and-forth movements on the cheekbones and above the eyebrows. However, for those who are trained and know how to use the Multireflex Detector nº101 or the Small hammer nº128, we will propose a constellation of bqc·points to stimulate during the consolidation step.
4| The consolidation with a bqc·points formula is necessary for long-term results. Our constellation includes bqc·points targeting blood circulation (1· 60· 189· 50· 37·), as well as the hormonal system (73· 287· 14· 17·).
We also address the important functions of the large intestine and lungs to stimulate the Metal element (38· 342· 3· 61·). And we complete with bqc·points that have a calming effect on the nervous system (124· 34· 103·)
We emphasize that this bqc·points sequence is not a rigid formula, but rather a dynamic constellation of points, allowing you to select those that are most sensitive and relevant for each person. By adopting this approach, you can create fully personalized Dien Chan formulas tailored to your clients’ specific needs, thereby maximizing the effectiveness of your treatments.
By mastering the use of the Faceasit application, the reference tool for Dien Chan, you will discover how easy and quick it is to design customized constellations. Faceasit (available in the AppStore on your iPad) guides you step by step to identify key points and create tailored care diagrams, as shown in this article written by Dien Chan experts.
You will never run out of inspiration and will be able to offer your clients truly personalized treatments, thus enhancing your expertise and your reputation.
The main goal of our training is to inspire you and unleash your creativity, allowing you to fully express your therapeutic talent. We will guide you in designing personalized and innovative care plans tailored to each client, so you can offer truly customized treatments.
5| If you are in a professional consultation, then advise the person on the multireflex tool that gave them the most pleasure (Beauty-brush nº252 or the smooth sphere of the nº207 multireflex tool) so they can continue the treatment at home and thus enhance the effects that will only be visible after several days.
Additional Tips
Using a broad-spectrum sunscreen with an SPF of at least 30 daily is essential to prevent worsening of melasma.
Avoid topical or chemical treatments that only aim to lighten spots and have a very yang effect in the long run.
Conclusion
Melasma is a persistent and complex condition that requires a multidimensional care approach. By combining Dien Chan techniques with principles from Traditional Chinese Medicine, it is possible to effectively treat the underlying causes of this hyperpigmentation, whether they are hormonal, related to sun exposure, or due to other internal imbalances.
Using specific multireflex tools, such as yin rollers or brass cylinders (yin as well), provides a gentle solution that respects the skin’s microbiome while promoting natural regulation of melanin production.
To achieve lasting results, it is essential to personalize each treatment based on the individual needs of each client, taking into account their general condition, skin type, and energetic imbalances.
The bqc·points constellation we proposed allows for this personalization, offering a holistic and tailored approach.
We emphasize the importance of educating each client on home prevention care, particularly on the regular use of a broad-spectrum sunscreen and adopting a healthy lifestyle. By incorporating these practices into their daily routine, they can not only reduce the appearance of brown spots but also enhance their overall well-being to regain self-confidence.
It is also essential to remember that each case of melasma is unique. By adding authentic Dien Chan to your range of professional techniques, you will offer your clients a brighter and more balanced skin while contributing to their emotional and mental well-being.
In self-care, incorporate Dien Chan gestures into your skincare routine to gradually reduce the appearance of melasma. As always, in case of concerns or if the condition persists, it is recommended to consult a healthcare professional or dermatologist.
Cervical dystonia, also known as spasmodic torticollis, is a neurological disorder characterised by involuntary and sustained muscle contractions in the neck. These contractions can lead to abnormal movements and unusual postures of the head and neck, causing significant pain and discomfort for those affected. Cervical dystonia can occur at any age, but it is more common in adults and tends to be chronic if not properly managed.
Symptoms of cervical dystonia include:
Rotation of the head to one side (torticollis)
Tilt of the head forward (anterocollis) or backward (retrocollis)
Head tremors
Pain and stiffness in the neck and shoulders
According to Western medicine, the exact causes of this disorder are still not well understood. Doctors consider genetic factors, trauma, or side effects of certain medications.
Dien Chan Solution for Cervical Dystonia
Dien Chan, an original method of facial reflexology, offers a natural and holistic approach to relieve pain and release tensions caused by cervical dystonia. By stimulating specific reflex points on the face, we can help the body regain energetic balance and reduce involuntary muscle contractions.
Dien Chan Treatment Plan
General Condition Management
Objective: reduce stress, often associated with cervical dystonia.
Technique: stimulate the zones of bqc·points 124· 34· 26· and 8· using the Little-hammer nº128.
Perform about fifty light taps with the rubber tip. Repeat this step whenever symptoms arise.
Perform about fifty gentle back-and-forth movements between the eyebrows. Then roll between the top of the ear and the end of the left eyebrow, and repeat on the right temple. This technique helps to disperse accumulated tensions in the neck and corresponds to important reflex zones according to the reflex diagram of Mr Yang and Rodin.
Consolidation Step
Objective: personalise the treatment according to the specific needs of the person.
Hydration: Ensure that the person drinks enough water throughout the day to avoid muscle tension.
Relaxation Exercises: Encourage regular practice of yoga (Pilates, etc.) to reduce stress and improve muscle flexibility.
Posture: Advise maintaining good posture daily and avoiding prolonged positions that could exacerbate muscle tension.
Self-care: Suggest acquiring the multireflex tool that has provided the most relief, usually the Yin-yang roller nº206 or the Little-hammer nº128, to continue self-care treatment.
By incorporating this Dien Chan care plan into your sessions, you will help your clients relieve symptoms of cervical dystonia and improve their quality of life in a natural and holistic manner.
To go even further, we recommend training with Dien Chan experts. By following their advice and teachings, you can master the techniques more thoroughly and offer even more effective care to your clients.
We hope this information is helpful and invite you to subscribe for free to our channel at www.DienChan.tv. There, you will regularly find videos to help you master the various Dien Chan techniques and refine your skills.
We offer you this article in response to one of our readers who questions us about her eczema. When we talk about eczema, we think of skin disorders. However, skin disorders prompt us to revisit notions of Western medicine that link skin diseases to the nervous system. Therefore, we seek to establish the balance of the skin in Dien Chan and to determine the appropriate yin or yang effect. On the other hand, Traditional Chinese Medicine tells us that the Metal element encompasses the energies of the Lung Meridian and the Large Intestine Meridian. In Dien Chan, we can combine these two approaches which clearly prove that this method is not a variant of TCM. We must therefore draw from the knowledge of all medicines for all our care plans.
Let’s proceed step by step and try to inspire you to help you:
Regarding the nervous system, we are fortunate to be able to benefit from the extraordinary discovery of Professor Bùi Quôc Châu when he was treating drug addicts suffering from terrifying withdrawal symptoms.
1| For our first step
We will treat the general condition using the Little-hammer nº128 to stimulate the bqc·points 124· 34· and 103·.
› Hammer about fifty times on each point.
— If the person mentions fatigue, we will add the bqc·points 1· and 300+ (the one on the right).
Here, we might think that we are dealing with a yin manifestation of the disorder. But we will check it a little later.
— Conversely, if they express an excess of heat or chest oppression, it will be better to add the bqc·points 59· and 0·. In this case, we are dealing with an excess of yang.
2| The facial step on the Dien Chan diagrams
You also mention digestion disorders. This could result from a dysfunction in the circulation of Metal energy. Therefore, the Lung and Large Intestine meridians are important to consider. Moreover, it is again the Metal element that is involved in skin conditions.
To choose our multireflex tool with the most appropriate effect to work on the reflex diagrams, we will first corroborate the hypothesis of the first step:
To check if the syndrome is more yin or yang, we can ask the following question:
— If pain, itching, etc., are relieved in the shower by cold water; this suggests an excess of heat. The disorder is therefore yang.
And we can confirm this first hypothesis by testing the response of bqc·point 143·, which is located under the nose between the nostrils.
If bqc·point 143· is very sensitive to the Detector nº101, this indeed indicates an excess of internal heat. Bqc·point 143· has the effect of cooling the inside of the body.
›› This yang situation invites us to treat in a yin way using the Double mini yang roller nº308 to achieve the best result.
With an elegant and light gesture, let’s work on the cheekbones which are the reflex zone of the lungs. About fifty back-and-forth movements on each cheekbone will be necessary.
— Conversely, if it is warm water that relieves and bqc·point 127· is the most sensitive, this indicates a yin context. Stimulation of bqc·point 127· allows us to warm the interior, and we will then choose the Double mini yin ball nº307 to stimulate the reflex zones of the lungs and large intestine.
3| The consolidation
We will then reinforce our previous actions using a formula of bqc·points.
This is only a suggestion to inspire you. Indeed, it is important to understand that each treatment must be personalized and that there is no “magic” formula that works for all cases.
We must learn to adapt and complement our care based on the information provided by the patient.
We will also need to give a yin or yang meaning to the bqc·point formula we compose. Unable to provide a comprehensive course in these lines, here is a proposal.
📌 Note: With the Faceasit app, you have the ability to easily find all bqc·points and create personalized cards. Please consult the folder and videos on https://dienchan.Faceasit.com
Une formule de points·bqc inspirante et la Double miniboule yang nº308 et le Double minirouleaux yin nº308.
4| The prescription
The therapist can then recommend the use of the multireflex tool determined by the second step so that the person can continue their treatment at home.
The next session will be even more effective and will allow the professional to refine the diagnosis and therefore the treatment.
It goes without saying that diet should also be monitored. Fats are good and important; the poison is sugar!
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In Dien Chan, every condition is approached holistically, considering the individual as a whole. In this article, we propose an approach to treating ankylosing spondylitis, a debilitating condition often affecting the back and joints. We discuss some fundamental principles of Dien Chan, offering valuable advice for calming symptoms and improving the quality of life for those with this chronic condition.
Let’s develop together a method that, hopefully, will inspire you to achieve effective and lasting relief.
I remind you that using only the name of a pathology, borrowed from Western medicine, can be limiting and sometimes even harmful. Indeed, simply naming a disease does not truly help us if we are not doctors, as we do not know all aspects and implications of this pathology.
It is much more relevant to detail the symptoms suffered by the individual in order to be able to address them one by one. By noting improvements at each stage, we can have more certainty and confirm the choices made to undertake treatment.
Having no medical authority and regarding ankylosing spondylitis, I first sought a definition. Using a precise medical term without understanding its implications can be risky.
Concise definition:Ankylosing spondylitis is a group of chronic inflammatory diseases that primarily affect the joints of the spine and the sacroiliac joints (located in the lower back). It includes several forms, including ankylosing spondylitis, psoriatic arthritis, and spondylitis associated with inflammatory bowel diseases.
So, we will propose a care plan that, although we are not in front of the person, I hope will inspire you.
1| General state
Treating inflammation is crucial and should be integrated into the care plan. However, for this first step, it is important to address the level of stress, fatigue, or emotional state of the individual. Before moving directly to the local step to relieve symptoms, we need to focus on the general state of the person.
It is highly relevant to address the nervous system, even if the person is not explicitly complaining of excessive stress. This will help to calm the brain, making it more receptive to subsequent treatments. [Stress management in this file]
However, if your client is suffering from significant fatigue, it would be more beneficial to energize their Qi. Take advantage of the massage table session to use the Double yang ball nº410 on the back, moving from the lumbar area to the neck. It is also beneficial to accompany each movement on the back with a hairdryer, so that the warm air assists our yang work.
This technique helps to relax the muscles and improve circulation, thereby increasing the effectiveness of the treatment.
2| Bodily step
To choose the most appropriate multireflex tool, it is essential to experiment with different instruments, as inflammation does not always manifest as a hot (yang) expression of the condition. This step allows for the selection of the tool that provides the most relief based on individual needs.
It may be tempting to think that a yin tool will be necessary to reduce inflammation, but it is crucial to test both yin and yang tools. Question your client before and during use to establish which sensation suits them best.
During the back-and-forth movements on the painful area, ask the person to describe their sensations. By noting the level of improvement, you can refine your choice and determine the most appropriate multireflex tool at that time.
Let’s remember that each case is unique, and it is impossible to know in advance which tool will be most effective. It is in this type of reasoning that the “Tuy” of Dien Chan resides. Those who have not yet had the opportunity to train with a certified teacher from ISMDC should not panic.
The “Tuy” is a holistic approach that prevents us from mechanically applying pre-established protocols. In a context where artificial intelligences are taking up more and more space, it is essential to develop our creativity. Everything relies on “self-confidence,” seasoned with “Tuy,” without confusing this with arrogance. This is what we have been teaching since 2002 at ISMDC through our training and publications.
Energy stimulation
Given that ankylosing spondylitis is a chronic condition, it can deplete the body’s overall energy. It’s natural to want to invigorate yang energy, but due to the taxing nature of the disease, it’s crucial not to overstimulate yang, which could exacerbate the pain.
Therefore, it’s preferable to promote a balanced approach without overburdening already inflamed areas. A gentle, yet yang, technique like moxibustion can be beneficial if used with caution. Moxibustion in Dien Chan involves performing delicate, yet precise sweeps with moxa sticks.
[in French] We offer a dedicated eBook on this technique, accompanied by a video demonstrating the proper gestures. [presentation article here]
Meridian stimulation
Take advantage of the bodily step to stimulate the energy of the Bladder meridian, which runs along the spine and legs. This meridian is often involved in joint pain and improves circulation while strengthening kidney energy.
If tolerable, the use of the Big-hammer nº430 is ideal. Follow the meridian pathway from the ankle along the leg, then from the buttocks to the neck by exerting very light percussion. This bodily step requires great delicacy and observational skills. Each person reacts differently, so it is important to monitor the body’s responses and adjust the treatment accordingly.
3| Facial reflex step
After alleviating the initial pains during the bodily step, we will continue the Dien Chan care by working on facial reflex diagrams. To do this, we will employ the technique that has yielded the best results in terms of comfort, but with a smaller multireflex tool.
If the Double yang ball nº410 has been the most effective in relieving pain, we can use the small spike ball of the Yin-yang roller nº206. Start with the diagram that seems most suitable and don’t hesitate to change if no positive reaction is observed.
For this type of condition, we often first think of Mr. Yang’s diagram (the red figure) and replicate what we have done on the body, but this time on the face. To do this, make back-and-forth movements with the small yang ball of the Yin-yang roller nº206 starting from the chin (the feet of the red figure) and moving up along his leg following the nasolabial fold. Then, start from the tip of the nose moving towards the glabella to follow his back.
However, do not limit yourself to just this diagram. It is important to test other representations of the back on different diagrams. For example, the “Jockey” diagram (the figure entirely located on the scalp) can be explored using the Little-hammer nº128 or the Comet nº133 (large detector).
As always, between each stimulation, ask the necessary questions to assess the improvement felt. For this type of pathology, it can be challenging to gather results at each step. However, if the person finds the treatment pleasant, it confirms that we are on the right track.
4| Consolidation step
To obtain an appropriate and completely personalized formula, we must first compose a constellation integrating many concepts. It’s difficult to enumerate them all here, but our dedicated eBook on joint disorders contains a multitude of ideas to enrich your management. Let’s review what we’ve seen previously. It involves using bqc·points that act on the involved body area, as well as those that stimulate the energy of the meridians.
I remind you that a constellation is not a definitive formula but a set of bqc·points related to what we want to treat. We will try them out and only retain the most sensitive points. This result will constitute the definitive formula in Dien Chan.
Use the identified bqc·points for their effects on specific body areas and for the stimulation of the involved meridians. Test each point of this constellation and note the person’s responses. The points that show increased sensitivity or provide noticeable relief will be retained to compose the definitive formula.
By consolidating the results of previous steps and adjusting based on observed reactions, we ensure optimal and tailor-made care for each patient.
This method guarantees that the treatment is personalized and adapted to the specific needs of each individual.
Our constellation:
Regarding the back in general: 43· 45· 1· 106· 103· 126· 560· 281· 284· 274·
Bladder meridian: 85· 21· 191· This meridian runs along the spine and legs, helping to relieve back and joint pain, improve circulation, and strengthen the kidneys, which are often involved in chronic diseases.
Kidney meridian: 17· 45· 85· 73· 300· 0· The kidneys govern the bones and marrow and are often involved in chronic diseases and joint pain.
Liver meridian: 254· 50· 195· The liver regulates the circulation of blood and Qi. It is often involved in inflammatory conditions and in regulating emotions, which can exacerbate pain.
Spleen meridian: 343· 37· 180· The spleen transforms and transports fluids and energy and plays an important role in maintaining the health of soft tissues and joints.
Stomach meridian: 39· 405· The stomach and spleen work together to nourish muscles and tissues, and these points help improve digestion and reduce inflammation.
Here is the final constellation after removing duplicates:
In practice, you should not construct such a large constellation, as you will be inspired by the results gathered during the previous steps.
However, since we are not in the presence of the person, we want to offer you a constellation rich in ideas. The successes achieved during the previous steps will guide you in selecting the points that will provide the most relief and improvement.
This constellation provides you with a wide range of bqc·points to test. By selecting the most sensitive bqc·points, you can refine it to obtain a personalized and optimized formula. This is the best way to express all your talent and to precisely address the condition being treated.
We advise you not to have a formula that is too long, and know that around fifteen bqc·points will be more than enough. Try to order them in a yang manner, starting with the one located lowest on the face and ending with the bqc·point situated towards the forehead.
Feel free to apply small heating patches to the most sensitive points after activating your formula. This is an excellent way to deeply treat chronic conditions. The heating action of the patches allows for gentle yet long-lasting stimulation, and your client can fully benefit from all the advantageous effects of the treatment because —unlike balms— heating patches do not cause cooling of the point by evaporating.
5| Prescription
In addition to the treatment provided during sessions, it is recommended to perform certain exercises at home to reaffirm the effects of the treatment, revitalize the vital energy, and maximize the benefits for the next appointment.
If the use of the Double yang ball nº410 provided significant relief, advise the person to roll the sore body parts every day. This will help maintain the dynamics of blood and lymphatic circulation, thus promoting recovery.
However, if it’s the yin effect that has offered the most satisfaction, it indicates that muscle tension requires specific attention. In this case, encourage the individual to roll the affected extremities with the Double yin ball nº411. Then, recommend regular muscle relaxation exercises to release accumulated tension and promote overall well-being.
If the facial care on the reflex diagram has been particularly effective, recommend the most suitable multireflex tool for their case. In general, the Yin-yang roller nº206 or the Little-hammer nº128 are excellent choices to maintain energy balance and prolong the beneficial effects of the treatment between sessions.
Take a few minutes to show them how to work on the reflex zones without damaging the skin and emphasize the elegance of the gesture so that they understand the importance of mindfulness in care.
Without giving them a lesson, indicate on a single reflex diagram the area to work on and specify that about fifty back-and-forth movements per zone are sufficient whenever pain is felt.
By practicing these exercises regularly at home, the individual can maximize the results of the treatment and contribute to their overall well-being.
In conclusion, Dien Chan offers a comprehensive and personalized approach to treating ankylosing spondylitis and other similar conditions.
By combining body and facial stimulation techniques with multireflex tools and simple home exercises, it is possible to alleviate pain, reduce inflammation, and promote overall well-being.
With regular practice and appropriate support, individuals suffering from ankylosing spondylitis can regain increased comfort and a better quality of life.
Chan❜beauté introduces you to exceptional comprehensive care that appeals to both beauty professionals and self-care enthusiasts for its overall anti-aging effectiveness combining sensory experience and well-being. Our protocols perfectly embody the spirit of excellence of the International School of Multireflexology – Dien Chan (ISMDC). Our latest advances dedicated to health and well-being, benefiting from extensive experience since 2002, are offered to you to fuel your inspiration and guide you to become the architect of your care.
In this article, we aim to introduce you to the results that the chemical industry will never be able to achieve.
Developed by the facial experts of our research team, Chan❜beauté protocols are truly enviable achievements, as they restore the dynamic balance between the layers of the skin. You can even apply these tips before any cosmetic product to fully benefit from their active ingredients.
4 Chan❜beauté protocols
Our Chan❜beauté expert, John-Jairo, offers you this video so you can appreciate the gestures of each of the protocols in the article. Use the video description on YouTube to quickly access each chapter.
Here are 4 protocols from Chan❜beauté to perform with a single set of multireflex tools offered at the bottom of the page. These treatments have shown an ability to enhance the major signs of youth and luminosity of the skin. Including among others:
Blurring wrinkles and fine lines.
Boosting and plumping.
Improving skin elasticity and density: lifting effect.
Regulating skin texture and pores.
Restoring facial brightness and glow.
Opening and decongesting the gaze
1–a| Using Yin-yang roller nº207, start by delicately following the eyebrow arch from the glabella (between the eyebrows) towards the left temple. Repeat about twenty times, then repeat the exercise on the right eyebrow arch.
Its concave shape perfectly contours the eyes and the face. Its natural horn roller allows for a deep and precise energising massage of the curves for an optimal result.
1–b| Next, use the minibrush from the Beauty-brush nº252 to massage the area of the dark circles by describing about ten small commas under each eye. Do not pull the skin, which is generally very thin under the eyes.
🚩 The yang effect of these first two steps invigorates circulation by giving movement to internal flows to bring nutrients to the surface.
We must finalize the protocol by distributing its nutrients. It is the yin effects of our instruments that have this exceptional power to naturally optimize water flows and encourage intrinsic collagen production.
2–a| Using the yin mini-rake of tool nº219, comb the left eyebrow arch from the glabella towards the temple. After about fifteen movements, repeat this massage above the right eye, trying to lift the eyebrow as much as possible.
2–b| Finally, with the golden roller of multireflex tool nº219, start from the inner corner of the eye and slide over the dark circle to the temple to distribute the nutrients mobilized by the previous step.
Repeat the movement about ten times, then move to the other eye.
3| If you suffer from eye tension or if you wish to enjoy a totally unprecedented luxurious sensory experience that no cream with pseudo-magical ingredients can equal… Then, take advantage of the breathtaking effects of the golden sphere of multireflex tool nº207. Simply roll it gently over the closed eyelid. No need to say more, your feeling will speak for itself!
Crow’s feet wrinkles
The wonders of Chan❜beauté to combat wrinkles lie in the art of preparing the skin by invigorating cellular respiration to then extend its vigor and visibly improve skin regeneration.
The achievements of this protocol are evident, surpassing any rivalry!
— Laura Fernandez Ozorco — Valladolid, Spain.
Objectives: enhance facial volumes and blur wrinkles by reviving skin vitality, firming its density, and toning the antagonist micromuscles responsible for wrinkles.
1| Start by massaging the left temple with the minibrush from Beauty-brush nº252. This involves making delicate half-circle movements. We call this gesture in our jargon “kneading the wrinkle,” because the yang effect produced by these movements brings essential nutrients to the epidermis that stagnate in the hypodermis. This massage should cover the entire temple and should not last more than a minute.
2| Nutrient distribution is achieved by using the golden cylinder of Beauty-bush nº252. Its refreshing yin effect promotes distribution and increases the skin’s natural hydration.
As traditional Chinese medicine indicates, the yin interventions following yang stimulation restore the dynamic balance of the flows in the worked area.
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💎 Before repeating this ritual on the right temple, observe the difference to fully appreciate the incredible benefits of Chan❜beauté. You will then realize that applying products without prior preparation of the skin’s terrain aims only to sell hydrating consumables 🧐. However, to fully exploit their active ingredients, it is important to beforehand invigorate the blood and lymphatic microcirculation. Thus, you enhance the penetration rate to consume less and of better quality.
3| To perfect this beauty ritual in a sumptuously new way, let yourself be carried away by an unprecedented sensory experience. Enjoy the incredible effect of the golden sphere of our multireflex tool nº207. Simply glide it gently over your closed eyelid. No words can do justice to this unique sensation; your own feeling will testify to its splendor.
⭐️ To delve deeper
If you aim to enhance the effects of your treatments, learn how to stimulate the bqc·points. These are our Dien Chan formulas that will help you consolidate and perpetuate the results obtained between each session.
Our articles and videos unveil very effective self-care protocols, but do not forget the importance of training if you wish to integrate them into your professional practice.
You will discover many techniques to become a true “care designer,” that is, a creator of personalized treatments. We are here to support you and encourage your talent, often hindered by a lack of self-confidence that prevents you from experiencing a creative adventure and infusing each treatment with your unique signature.
Frown lines
The principle remains constant for all wrinkles, and our professional aestheticians practicing Chan❜beauté to counter the signs of aging know it well: prepare the skin to revive cellular respiration and extend its vigor.
Our goal is to plump the marked areas of the face and diminish their wrinkles by regenerating skin vitality, improving its density, and strengthening the guilty antagonist micromuscles. The overall anti-aging effectiveness of Chan❜beauté protocols quickly manifests through their ability to hydrate and tone the skin.
1–a| Start by gently massaging the glabella where the frown lines are located with the minibrush from Beauty-brush nº252. Describe about twenty pleasant small circles.
1–b| With the same minibrush, then perform fifteen sweeps from the left wrinkle towards the left eyebrow, then repeat by massaging the right wrinkle towards the right eyebrow.
2| Now that the antagonist muscles have been awakened, we promote balance with the yin effect of the smooth roller of the same instrument. Gently roll its golden cylinder vertically between the eyebrows.
Perform about fifty back-and-forth movements to maximize the yin effect, which distributes the nutrients mobilized during the yang phase. These nutrients help dissipate tensions responsible for wrinkle formation.
Lifting effect
Skin sagging is your major concern, and reshaping the contour of your face is essential.
Our goal is to promote cellular respiration to strengthen your skin’s tone, thus reducing the visible signs of aging that gently caress us. Your skin regains firmness, density, and elasticity, thus redefining the oval of your face. This protocol can be effortlessly integrated into your existing routine. It allows you to fully enjoy its remarkable effects without extending the usual duration.
1-a| For this situation, our objective is to revitalize facial muscles using a yang instrument. For this purpose, the concave roller of multireflex tool nº207 is highly recommended.
Start by following the left contour of your face from the chin to the earlobe, exerting about thirty brisk back-and-forth movements. The experience should be stimulating while remaining comfortable. Then repeat this invigorating experience on the right side.
1-b| Again, use concave roller nº207 to firm your cheekbones. Note that the ergonomic shape of the instrument perfectly adjusts to the curves of your face, allowing you to perform a series of thirty back-and-forth movements following the natural relief of the zygomatic bone.
Start with the left cheekbone before moving to the right cheekbone.
2| Now that we have toned the areas prone to sagging, it’s time to anchor this positive result.
To crystallize this lively balance, we will combine the freshness of the yin effect of brass rollers with a yang dynamic. Perform delightful micropinches on your face by clashing smooth sphere nº207 and smooth roller of Beauty-brush nº252. Repeat this action on all the areas worked on during the previous steps, aiming for about thirty pressures per side of the face.
Chan❜secret
Note that by using two smooth spheres from multireflex tool nº207 and positioning oneself behind the client, the professional will achieve even more remarkable results.
To conclude this natural beauty ritual in a truly sumptuous manner, offer your client an unprecedented sensory experience. Give her the stunning effect of the golden sphere by gently sliding it over her closed eyelids.
This unique sensation will leave your client with a memorable impression of the benefits of your sessions and will encourage her to share your talent!
In conclusion, these targeted treatments are a true revelation for revitalizing and rejuvenating the skin with ease. Through the judicious use of only three multireflex tools, you can open and decongest the gaze, reduce crow’s feet wrinkles, smooth frown lines, and achieve a natural lifting effect.
These protocols, tailored to each specific need, allow for an effective holistic approach to regain a rejuvenated and radiant appearance. Whether you are a beauty professional or a self-care enthusiast, these simple yet powerful techniques will grant you remarkable results.
Explore these suggestions and incorporate these valuable rituals into your daily routine. With multireflex tools at your fingertips, you can indulge in a reliable and luxurious natural beauty experience to transform your skin and reveal all its youthfulness and vitality.
Algodystrophy is often triggered by trauma or surgical intervention. Sometimes, prolonged immobilisation can also be the cause. However, we encounter many high-level athletes suffering from this syndrome, as well as patients who have undergone either overly aggressive or, conversely, too lax physiotherapy.
Western medicine categorises it into three phases (hot, cold, and disabling) and offers diagnoses that may be interesting to interpret through Dien Chan gestures.
However, the suggested solutions remain unclear and often ineffective as they do not consider the individual as a whole. Worse still, these medical solutions are likely to exacerbate the condition by masking the pain with cryotherapy or subcutaneous calcitonin injections. Not to mention those who prescribe anxiolytics to hide the distress.
After having hurt you, they then advise gentle physical activity, which should have been the starting point. This is known as “matar moscas a cañonazo” in Spanish, which translates to “killing flies with a cannon”… Make of that what you will!
Let’s return to our much less invasive practices.
As with fibromyalgia, our initial focus will be on the general state of the consultant. We will therefore be concerned with their level of anxiety, fear, or anguish regarding their condition. While we naturally aim to relieve their pain, if we don’t pay attention to the emotional assessment, we risk not achieving the best results.
It’s common to find that the patient believes their pain will never go away and that it will worsen, ultimately limiting their actions. This is understandable.
It’s essential to discern the blocked emotion to understand the involved organ. We refer to knowledge in traditional Chinese medicine.
1| General state
For this initial step in our Dien Chan treatment plan, we will invite the consultant to engage in dialogue; to share the story of their pain while treating the reflex zones of the organs related to the relevant TCM element.
When pain is felt as cold, or when the patient reports that hot water relieves them, we must understand that a yang stimulation is needed.
However, this should always be verified, as it can change from one session to another.
Using a suitable yang multireflex tool for the area being treated, we perform delicate back-and-forth movements for at least 4 minutes. Ask after the first minute if the sensation is pleasant.
— If it’s not the case, test the same area with an opposite-effect tool › yin in this case.
— If the sensation is pleasant, check after a few minutes if the person feels relief.
Don’t waste time noting the pain! Focus solely on improvement. * To better understand the yin and yang effects of multireflex tools, consult the comprehensive guide: tools.dienchan.pro/en/yin-yang-effects
It’s unnecessary to state that if the pain is in the “hot” phase, we will choose a yin-effect tool. However, it’s still good to specify that only yin multireflex tools allow you to intervene without heating while boosting blood and lymphatic microcirculation.
Their soft metal miniprong rollers, brass cylinders, and stainless steel rakes make your work dispersing, refreshing, and promote internal moisture!
Because no manual massage or use of plastic or electric devices can interact without heating, it’s easier to understand why the medical industry is interested in cryogenics. Not only is it commercially profitable, but it’s also absurd and counterproductive. Excessive cold can end up burning, as excess yin becomes yang.
For a hot pain, we aim to cool down, but we must first encourage vital flows to combat existing blockages. Only cold fosters internal atony.
Sometimes we can’t always intervene on the affected limb. The surface being too sensitive, we must revisit some of the 8 Dien Chan principles.
Around the pain, above/below,
Horizontal or vertical symmetry,
And of course, shape similarity.
When dealing with a foot, we’ll think of the other foot or hands, and so on.
This second step is crucial and helps us reveal the yin or yang state of the syndrome. It also helps us establish connections using the shape similarity principle.
3| Facial step
During the second local step, we will choose a tool with the same effect. We also note the correspondences obtained through the principles (those that yielded good results) because we will transpose them onto our reflex diagrams.
If a yang effect is appropriate, we opt for a multireflex tool equipped with a small spike ball.
We prefer natural horn for its biological antiseptic properties which—unlike plastic—is respectful of the skin’s microbiota.
Choose an initial Dien Chan reflex diagram to stimulate the reflex zone corresponding to the concerned extremity.
For instance, if we select the extremities reflex diagram on the face, we notice that the red man’s hands lie on the temples; his feet project onto the chin.
We will then perform around fifty back-and-forth movements on the area with the tool.
However, we won’t forget to similarly treat the reflex zones related to the surfaces we’ve worked on following the Dien Chan principles.
In other words, if we’ve managed to relieve localized pain in one hand by rolling over the other hand, we will apply this symmetry principle to the other temple. But we will also consider the feet since, by shape similarity, we might achieve good results. This prompts us to work on the chin since this same diagram indicates that on this part of the face, the feet are located.
4| Consolidate the treatment.
Those who have studied Dien Chan can enhance their treatment by supplementing it with a bqc·points formula.
We can’t apply just one “magic” formula. We need to select the bqc·points that have an effect on the implicated extremity and enrich it with bqc·points that promote blood circulation.
It will also be very beneficial to check which energy meridian passes through the painful area to ensure we don’t forget to integrate its points·bqc into our formula.
To illustrate this reasoning and help you build a personalized treatment, here’s a video showing you how to use the Faceasit❜clinic app to combine the various ideas deduced during the session.
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5| Our “prescription”
As explained in the video, you can share a treatment diagram with your patient to indicate the reflex zones they should work on at home.
By recommending one or two multireflex tools, the individual continues their foundational treatment between sessions.
They will return with energized flow, allowing you to deepen your treatment and achieve more precision to reveal the origin of the issue.
Instead of the point detector, it’s preferable to recommend a multireflex tool that has proven its efficacy during the session.
The kit❜reflex for self-care
The Double mini yang ball nº307 and the Little-hammer nº128.
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The kit❜pro for practitioner
The Double mini yang ball nº307, the Double mini yin rake nº308, the Yin rake nº416, and the Comet nº133 for practicing the Reflexdrainage at the end of treatment (www.DienChan.zone for the Reflexdrainage protocol).
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Fibromyalgia is considered a chronic condition that induces pain throughout the body and intense exhaustion. Although deep fatigue and headaches may also occur, the vast majority of them are mainly localized on soft tissues. We face widespread musculoskeletal suffering and sometimes on specific areas or joints.
It is often reported to us that the first symptoms appear after a traumatic incident that may have caused severe psychological stress. But other patients describe pains that accumulate gradually over time without any particular triggering event.
Before embarking on a heavy and medicated process that will congest our organic filters anyway (liver, kidneys, etc.), it is really worth relieving ourselves daily with natural and non-invasive interventions.
Throughout these years of practicing Dien Chan, we have treated many people suffering from fibromyalgia. Our trainer Javier Felipe, who practices in Navarre, has even participated a lot and helped the association of patients suffering from this condition by achieving surprising effects.
And as we always do at the International School of Multireflexology – Dien Chan (ISMDC), he taught the members of the collective how to continue the care themselves to offer unparalleled long-term support.
Most people suffering from fibromyalgia are women, and we find that in the majority of cases, we achieve better results by treating in a yang manner. So we face yin pains; that is to say: cold, diffuse, heavy, deep, dull…
We will then construct a yang treatment
one that warms, energizes, concentrates, lightens, invigorates…
This immediately prompts us to choose multireflex tools with yang effects equipped with spike balls and to organize our bqc·points formulas from the bottom of the face upwards.
The treatment plan
During each session, we address the person by first establishing a list of present pains. We must ask them to list the five most bothersome ones, starting with the most intense.
This type of diffuse pain tends to shift, so it is essential to classify them in ascending order of suffering; what hurts the most at the moment goes first.
It is interesting to note this list because we will consult it throughout the treatment and find that it is not fixed. But above all, it is important to remind our dear therapists to always address the person’s general state first. Since we are dealing with individuals who are rather fatigued by the tension induced by their pains, it is highly recommended to start with the anti-stress protocol.
Very effective, it allows you to quickly relax the nervous system to prepare the body for the treatment.
General state
1| Begin by calming the person if you feel they are in a stressful situation.
— Use the Yin rake nº416 to gently rake the scalp from the forehead to the nape for at least 4 minutes.
— If you are unfamiliar with the Dien Chan anti-stress protocol, here is its practical sheet: https://tools.dienchan.pro
Body step
2| The local treatment involves treating the affected area with a body tool.
— We then begin the treatment by “rolling” locally for at least 4 minutes. The motion should be pleasant and not damage the skin. If you feel that the person is very yin, tired, or experiencing severe internal cold, assist the movements of the tool by following them with a hairdryer. The warm air that accompanies your action penetrates deeply.
Reflex step
3| sing the reflex diagrams of Dien Chan, locate the reflex zones of the previously stimulated body part.
With an elegant gesture, make a hundred back-and-forth movements on each region with the small spike ball of the Yin-yang roller nº206.
4| In Dien Chan, we don’t treat for long without checking on the progress of the treatment. We must maintain constant communication with our patient.
— Already after the body step, ask if the pain has evolved. Check if it is still present, reduced, or worse.
— If the result is not satisfactory, check that your movements are sufficiently intense or that you have understood the description given.
— If, on the contrary, your treatment seems to be on the right track, have the list of pains redone and compare it to the first one.
It will be very interesting to notice the evolution of the enumeration. Don’t be surprised if the pain that was in second position in the first list has disappeared or receded.
You will be pleasantly surprised to see that some pains have lost their importance. This is a sign that everything is connected and that we are facing blockages of energy flows.
Consider then the first pain from the new list and resume your treatment plan at the second step: the local treatment.
Consolidation of the treatment
5| After treating two or three pains — and not wanting to prolong the session to avoid an adverse effect — we consolidate the treatment using a formula designed to rebalance the internal organs.
Enhance your formula by adding 2 or 3 bqc·points concerning the parts of the body you have treated. It’s as simple as using the Faceasit app, which will quickly provide you with all the assigned points for each anatomy.
✔︎ Give a yang sense to your formula by respecting the order of the bqc·points; from the chin to the forehead. The ‘+’ sign attached to the bqc·point name means “the one on the right” = yang.
Do not hesitate to perform Reflexdrainage to help the body eliminate mobilized toxins.
Prescription
6| We must assign “homework” to do at home. Assist your patient in choosing the body multireflex tool that they will purchase from you. Teach them how to self-stimulate the painful parts of their body whenever they feel the need.
This is the best way to anchor your treatment over time. It will allow you to make faster progress at the next session. Our fibromyalgia care recipients almost always prefer the Double yang ball nº410. Most of the pains are bodily, muscular, and skeletal. With this multireflex tool, they have the opportunity to roll their legs, arms, and even shoulders.
For the back, they will need to find a generous soul, as the ideal is to lie on the stomach to receive the most comfortable massage.
The “Fibromyalgia” kit consists of the Yin rake nº416 to calm the nervous system, the Double yang ball nº410 to treat the body parts, and the Little-hammer yin-yang nº128 to apply the bqc·points formula.
Here are some useful links to complement this treatment proposal:
Glaucome is a progressive eye condition that can damage the optic nerve, often due to high intraocular pressure. The optic nerve is essential for transmitting visual information from the eyeball to the brain. When glaucoma is untreated, it can lead to irreversible vision loss.
Unfortunately, the early stages of glaucoma are often asymptomatic and do not result in significant changes in vision. It is sometimes called the “silent thief of sight,” and as the disease progresses, clues such as blurry vision, halos around lights, headaches, and eye pain may occur. Risk factors for glaucoma development include heredity, advanced age, high intraocular pressure, certain medical conditions such as diabetes and hypertension.
Western medicine offers various treatments for glaucoma, some of which inspire us in the development of our Dien Chan protocol. For example, eye drops and orally taken medications are commonly prescribed to reduce intraocular pressure. These treatments work by promoting drainage of fluid inside the eye or by decreasing its production. Furthermore, surgery is often recommended to improve drainage of intraocular fluid. In the most severe cases of glaucoma, a device may even be implanted to limit pressure in the eye.
We consider these Western approaches as sources of inspiration to enhance our Dien Chan practice. Thus, we aim to integrate actions that promote drainage and reduce eye tension into our care protocol.
Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) also offers us enriching perspectives to complement the construction of our constellation, from which we will develop a formula tailored to the consulting individual.
According to TCM, the energy of the Wood element plays a crucial role in eye disorders. This leads us to include in our management the treatment of the liver and gallbladder. These organs are considered closely related to eye health.
In parallel with the teachings of Western medicine, we must regularly promote drainage. TCM addresses this action by treating the Earth element, which acts as our “internal sponge.” Thus, we must stimulate the stomach and spleen in a yang manner to encourage effective drainage of fluids in the body.
To achieve a highly yang effect —and if we master this technique— moxibustion would be a perfectly suitable option. It can be applied not only on the abdomen, targeting the spleen and stomach but also on facial reflex zones following the reflex diagram of internal organs.
Next, to facilitate blood circulation and reduce eye pressure, it would be beneficial to stimulate the energy of the kidneys.
Finally, to encourage drainage at the end of treatment, we could work in a yin manner on the urinary system.
By combining the principles of Western medicine and TCM, we are able to create a holistic protocol that addresses both the physiological and energetic aspects of glaucoma, thus allowing for a comprehensive and personalized approach.
Dien Chan, on the other hand, offers a multitude of bqc·points directly related to the eyes. The expertise of Professor Bùi Quôc Châu, forged after the Vietnam War, was nourished by the observation of numerous patients whose vision had significantly suffered during the conflict.
Some reflex zones are evident through reflex diagrams, such as Madame Yin’s eyes (197· on the blue lady) or the Penfield eye (16· at the junction of the ear with the temple).
However, Professor Châu had observed the incredible effects of certain bqc·points long before the discovery of reflex diagrams. For example, he called bqc·point 6· “the pearl” and explained to me that practically all bqc·points located vertically above the pupil have an impact on the eyes. Indeed, bqc·point 50· (the liver point) is aligned vertically with the center of the eye.
Gloria Brunsborroe uses Faceasit to construct her constellations.
Fascinating, isn’t it?
Thus, we will orchestrate our constellation by gathering all this information. Then, we can test them on our client and only retain the most sensitive points to establish the final formula.
This approach will allow us to individualize the care according to the specific needs of each soul, while leveraging the accumulated expertise in Dien Chan.
1| General condition
It goes without saying that before treating glaucoma, we must take into account the general condition of the individual, particularly regarding stress management. Even if your client does not feel obvious stress, using the Yin rake nº416 on the scalp can prove very effective in helping to reduce blood pressure. To do this, you can follow the instructions of the «Anti-stress Protocol» available in the tools folder on DienChan.pro.
By taking care of the person’s general condition and reducing their stress, we create favorable conditions for the subsequent work.
🇫🇷 video in French but you can appreciate the gesture and activate subtitles. Direct access to the chapter on glaucoma from the description.
2| Body step
If you are proficient in using moxa sticks, the ideal would be to heat the left side of the abdomen (stomach, spleen) with sweeps. If you have not yet taken our training or if you simply want to refresh your memory, we recommend consulting our illustrated booklet accompanied by a video on moxibustion in Dien Chan; available at dienchan.blog/moxa-dien-chan[in French].
If using moxa intimidates you, an effective alternative is to use the Double yang ball nº410. Roll it at least fifty times on the area of the abdomen corresponding to the spleen and stomach, then repeat the exercise on the back at the same level.
It is also important to consider the reflex diagrams of Dien Chan, which suggest a potential link between the knees and the eyes. Therefore, we must ask the person if they experience knee pain. If so, use the Double mini yang ball nº307 to massage the knees, as it is more suitable for this part of the body than the Double yang ball nº410.
3| Reflex step
For this phase based on reflex diagrams—and as mentioned in the introduction—our objective is to revitalize the liver, gallbladder, spleen, stomach, and urinary system. To do this, we recommend using the small yang ball from the Yin-yang roller nº206. Its natural horn spikes offer gentle yet dynamic stimulation, without causing static electricity, unlike plastic, which disrupts the skin microbiome.
Our first instinct is to turn to the internal organ reflex diagram. However, it is also important not to overlook the internal organ diagram on the forehead, which is equally powerful and capable of producing good results.
By working on this forehead diagram, we have the opportunity to simultaneously target the liver, gallbladder, spleen, and stomach while stimulating bqc·points and living points related to the eyes.
To complete this facial step, we recommend a gentle massage of Mr. Yang’s armpits (the red man) using the minibrush of the Beauty-brush nº252. This technique promotes ocular sanitation both locally and reflexologically. Simply draw small commas upwards to achieve the draining effect.
4| Constellation and formula
As you know, we cannot provide you with a magical formula for treating glaucoma. However, we offer you a constellation from which you can develop the most suitable formula for the case you will face. This is how we personalize the care!
After completing the previous steps to clear and invigorate the body as a whole, we will now move on to the phase of testing the consolidation bqc·points.
This list is a suggestion to illustrate how Dien Chan can be used to create personalized care. However, nothing replaces thorough training during which we delve into the various techniques in detail. We also offer thematic workshops, including one on eye treatment. So, don’t wait for climate change or the Ice Age to learn from the hands of Dien Chan experts!
Eyes in Dien Chan: 197· 6· 131· 46· [pink zones] and all the living points you find around the eyes. Ideally, use the Little-hammer nº128 to detect sensitive points above the eyebrows and the Detector nº101 for the others.
Cranial nerves related to the eyes: 34· 491· 184· 45· [orange zones]
Wood Element (Liver and Gallbladder): 50· 41· 233· [green zones]
Earth Element (Spleen and Stomach): 481· 37· 39· 40· [purple zones]
And finally, stimulate the urinary system with bqc·points (17· 85· 87· [blue zones]) and perform a Reflexdrainage.
5| Homework
As always, it will be essential to recommend to your client to continue with regular home maintenance, and in this case, the Little-hammer nº128 is the most suitable multireflex tool.
If you use the Faceasit❜clinic app, you will not only be able to develop the formula in their personal file but also transform into reflex zones (the green zones that light up with the ‘!’ button) the bqc·points that you advise them to stimulate with their Little-hammer. These zones will likely correspond to bqc·points 197· 16· and other points you have identified as sensitive.
In summary, this is what we propose to establish a personalized care plan for glaucoma. Nevertheless, it should be emphasized that ongoing management will be necessary as there is no definitive cure. Regular ophthalmological follow-up will be essential to monitor and adjust the care plan as needed.
Dien Chan interventions are recommended to complement and support medical treatment, without ever intending to replace it.
We provide you with an educational booklet dedicated to eye disorders, which is also included in the «Ocular Harmony» and «Precious Gaze» sets».
We hope these recommendations will be useful to you and look forward to your feedback. If you appreciate our content and wish to support us, we strongly encourage you to subscribe to the channel www.DienChan.tv and to attend a training session while purchasing the actual multireflex tools on DienShop.com.
We count on your support. Dienchanly yours, _patryck aguilar
