What is Multireflexology - Vietnamese Facial Reflexology - Dien Chan?
Dien Chan = Cybernetics, or CyberTherapy is FACE Diagnostics, using Facial Reflexology.
Dien Chan is a rather new (early 1980’s) Vietnamese method of prevention and treatment of the entire body, reinvented by researcher of traditional medicine, Professor, Dr. Bui Quoc Chau. Unlike needle acupuncture, Dien Chan is very simple and can be applied anywhere, with your finger or a rounded object like a favorite stone or even a ball point pen.
Multireflexology - Vietnamese Facial Reflexology - Dien Chan Tools
Multireflexology - Vietnamese Facial Reflexology - Dien Chan is a simple technique to learn, but it is very effective for treatment of various diseases.
Just as reflexology shows the human body projected on the soles of the feet, Multireflexology - Vietnamese Facial Reflexology - Dien Chan provides projections on the face. Contrary to other techniques of reflexology, the Dien Chan has over 30 projections that we call projection diagrams.
Dien Chan gives us quick results offering us dozens of care possibilities without changing the therapeutic technique.
It is scientifically known that the body has many strategies for self-regulation, and non-invasive techniques help us to shorten recovery periods. The body has several mechanisms to monitor itself and non-invasive approaches help us improve recovery. Therefore, with yin and yang tools, we feel the heat with stimulations. Dien Chan therapists apply their therapies to produce fast and unexpected outcomes.
Origin of Multireflexology - Vietnamese Facial Reflexology - Dien Chan
Prof. Dr. Bùi Quốc Châu
Professor Bùi Quốc Châu was born in Vinh Long on the 3rd of April 1942. He worked as an acupuncturist at the Saigon Binh Trieu Center for Substance Abuse Treatment in 1977. He took advantage of the large number of patients to validate his theories and establish his face map of fixed points in 1980. Based on reflexology occidental works, such as Iridology, endonasal reflexology and Auriculotherapy, he manages to establish the foundations of a therapeutic discipline. Sets the main diagrams of reflection on face and later, on the whole body.
In 1986, he abandons the use of acupuncture needles replacing them by specific epidermal Dien Chan tools. He creates his tools based on the yin and yang effects.
In the late 1980s, as a result of a series of seminars he gave in La Havana, a Cuban entire network of Public Health adopts the Dien Chan officially.
Today, Prof. Châu continues his research at his clinic in Ho Chi Minh City (Saigon), Việt Y Ðạo Center with the help of his students that are located both north and south of Vietnam. His three children, Bùi Minh Tâm, Bùi Minh Tri and Bui Minh Luan have taken over the direction of the clinic and have kept the charitable spirit by treating the most disadvantaged people. After 30 years of development and experience, Prof. Dr. Bùi Quốc Châu and his students (about 100,000 between Vietnam and other countries), organize seminars, give lectures and help patients in over 20 countries. Prof. Bùi Quốc Châu is also the author of numerous publications in journals (both in Vietnam and abroad). He has participated in several international conferences on acupuncture, alternative medicine and naturopathy.
The Benefits of Multireflexology - Vietnamese Facial Reflexology - Dien Chan
- Sinus problems
- Neck and back pain
- Digestive problems
- Migraines and headaches
- Panic attacks and anxiety
- Menstrual pains and hormonal issues
- Water retention, cellulite and heavy legs
- Muscle and joint aches
- Low back pain
- Sciatica