«Yin-yang» diagram

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Extremities on the face

Extremities on the face - Yin-yang diagram

This board actually presents two projections of the human body that overlap on the face in a permanent dialogue that perfectly illustrates the multireflex logic of Dien Chan.

«Mr Yang» - the Red Man
The yang version is embodied by a red man positioned on the belly. The top of his head is placed at the centre of the forehead, his hands grip the temples, his back follows the nose, his legs run along the nasolabial folds, his knees align at the corner of the lips and his heels meet under the lower lip with the toes spreading freely on the chin.
It doesn't matter whether the representation is masculine or feminine, because in practice, the sex of the patient is never taken into consideration in our treatments except obviously for very specific endocrine disorders.

«Madame Yin» - the Blue Lady
The yin version envelops the red representation as a complementary imprint. Its head occupies the entire central area of the forehead, its torso blends with that of Mr Yang, but its hands emerge from the cheekbones, its thumbs taking place at the meeting of the nostrils and cheeks, while the ring finger and little finger meet the corner of the lips. Its feet complete those of Mr Yang on the lower jaw area, thus closing the projection with remarkable accuracy.
It is precisely this yin reading of the extremities that opens the way to treating many disorders related to the eyes, nose, ears and mouth.

Multireflex tools recommended for working with this diagram:

The Mr Yang diagram offers an infinite range of possibilities for treating extremities. A telling example for beginners: lower back pain is easily relieved by working on the tip of the nose, just as back pain in general is.
For this, we recommend the Little-hammer nº128, whose gentle and precise tapping stimulates reflex zones without irritating the skin.

The Yin-yang roller nº206 is also an excellent ally. Its soft mini-bristle roller is particularly suited to pain described as tension, sharp or accompanied by a sensation of heat. Conversely, if the pain seems dull, cold or deep, it is the small spike ball of the same tool that will give the best results. Two faces, two effects; a yin-yang logic right down to our tools.

On the Madame Yin side, her facial diagram opens the way to treating many disorders affecting the eyes, nose, ears and mouth. It also proves valuable for affections of the feet and knees. It makes it possible to refine the location of the relevant reflex zone, which naturally shifts over the course of treatment. This shift is actually a good sign, as it signals that we are progressing towards the source of the blockage, often expressed as painful sensitivity.

«Penfield» diagram

Extremities, back, face and neck on the face

The Penfield diagram

This diagram projects the entire body onto the face, drawing inspiration from Dr Wilder Penfield's cerebral homunculus. It holds a very special place in the history of Dien Chan, as it is the first diagram Prof. Bùi Quôc Châu discovered. It is the diagram that opened his eyes to the existence of a multitude of interwoven projections within his constellations of bqc·points.

By taking an interest in Penfield's neurological research on brain mapping, Prof. Châu observes striking correlations between the homunculus and the effects of certain points on his own map. He then understands that many bqc·points describe with remarkable precision the anatomical correspondences that this diagram reveals. A founding intuition that would change the trajectory of the entire method.

The projection
The diagram is symmetrical. At the root of the eyebrow is the foot. Moving vertically upwards, one successively crosses the leg, the knee, the thigh, up to the hip, situated at the edge of the scalp. The shoulder takes place at the lateral entrance of the face, the arm extends to the temple and the fingers of the hand are distributed over the upper part of the same temple. The short space between the hand and the eye of the diagram defines the area of the nape.

The projection of the face, for its part, is read in front of the auricle: the eye coincides exactly with the attachment of the ear to the skull, the throat is situated at the lower union between the lobe and the jaw, whilst the nose and mouth are placed in front of the tragus.

Recommended multireflex tools

For inflammations of the throat, the small rake of the multireflex tool nº219 proves particularly effective. One often observes rapid activation of the salivary glands, the first sign of a positive response. As soon as the pain begins to diminish, one can finish the treatment by rolling the same area, along the lobe and under the lobe, with the serrated brass roller of the same tool.

For working on the legs on the forehead, the Double yang mini-ball nº307 is the ideal tool. It allows simultaneous stimulation of the two reflex zones of the lower limbs; an appreciable gain in time and efficiency.

Visceras

Internal organs on the face

The internal organs diagram

This diagram is one of the most versatile in the method. It makes it possible to rebalance and treat a wide range of disorders; not only those directly related to a specific organ, but also deeper energetic imbalances, according to the principles of traditional Chinese medicine.
Therapists who integrate the emotional dimension into their practice will find a particularly valuable tool here. The emotional sphere often expresses itself through the body and this diagram allows you to respond to it with subtlety.

Mastering it fully requires more than simple visual memorisation. You must be able to project it mentally onto any face, with precision and spontaneity. This is acquired through serious training, with experts who practice and teach as a team, in a process of constantly updating their knowledge.

In Chan❜beauté, this diagram takes on an additional dimension. It is by combining the functional knowledge of each organ with the yin and yang effects of stimulations that we obtain results that are both profound and lasting; well beyond the expected cosmetic effect.

Recommended multireflex tools for working with this diagram:

To fully exploit the internal organs diagram, mastery of Detector nº101 is essential.
Many Dien Chan formulas rely on organic functions and their specific bqc·points. Knowing how to hold one's detector with precision and adapting one's stimulation technique to the relief of each area is what makes all the difference in the results obtained.

The Yin-yang roller nº206 ideally completes this approach. Its soft mini-bristle roller dynamises a slowed flow, whilst its spike ball calms an organ in excess activity. Two opposite effects for a single tool with a yin-yang logic that practitioners quickly appreciate.

More broadly, this diagram invites a varied palette of multireflex tools. Each face is unique, each sensitivity different and it is precisely this capacity for adaptation that characterises authentic Dien Chan.

The «Rodin»

Body on the face profile

The Rodin - Body on the face profile

This diagram owes its nickname to its striking resemblance to the famous «Thinker» sculpture by Auguste Rodin. This work represents a man sitting with his head bent over his fist, elbow resting on his knee in a posture that is found with almost poetic precision in the lateral contours of the face.
For locating it, one begins by localising the jaw joint, which marks the top of the back of the representation and the masseter muscle, which defines its structure. The projection of the back is read in front of the ear up to the jaw.

This diagram contains some remarkable anatomical coincidences. The head of the silhouette blends entirely into the temple and the hand supporting it also coincides with this same area. Furthermore, the diagram illustrates one of the characteristic correspondences of multireflexology: the knee and the elbow meet at the same point, on the lateral aspect of the zygomatic bone.
Finally, the feet of the representation cover the lower part of the lower jaw, thus expanding the reflex zone of the feet already defined by other diagrams.

Recommended multireflex tools

For comfortable work on the «Rodin», the concave roller of the multireflex tool nº207 is particularly suited to the lateral relief of the face. Its smooth brass sphere extends the treatment with a soft and penetrating yin effect.
The Little-hammer nº128 is often preferred by patients, the reflex zones of this diagram lending themselves better to its tapping than to the pressure of the detector.

In Chan❜beauté, the «Rodin» reveals its full potential thanks to the «Double softness» and the «Beauty-brush» which are the tools of choice for massaging the thigh of the silhouette within the framework of the anti-cellulite protocol. It is a fine example of how the anatomical precision of Dien Chan is put to the service of aesthetics

«Tai-Chi»

Yin-yang division of the face

The «Tai-Chi» - yin-yang division of the face

This diagram is first and foremost a visual aid to memory. It reminds us that in Dien Chan, the right side of the patient's face produces rather yang effects, whilst the left side generates results considered yin.

The curved division represented in blue for yin and in red for yang is inspired by the classic yin and yang symbol, but it is purely an aesthetic choice. The actual division is vertical, from the top of the forehead to the bottom of the chin.

This may seem contradictory to the principles of traditional Chinese medicine, but Prof. Bùi Quốc Châu verified it clinically on thousands of cases. The stimulations of bqc·points on the left side of the face produce a rather calming and refreshing effect, therefore yin, whereas those performed on the right side produce stimulating and warming effects, therefore yang.

This diagram takes on its full meaning for practitioners capable of giving a yin or yang intention to their formulas. It is a precision tool that allows you to amplify the desired effect when you need it.

Recommended multireflex tool

Since this diagram is essentially a memory aid to guide the application of a formula, it is naturally the Detector nº101 or the Comet nº33 that are associated with it.

Female reproductive system

Female reproductive system on the face

The female reproductive system

This diagram holds a special place in the method. It represents the projection of the female reproductive system onto the face and proves valuable throughout women's lives, as many common disorders are intimately linked to the endocrine system.
Whether it is menstruation, menopause or the upheavals surrounding pregnancy, bqc·points derived from this diagram are frequently found in our formulas.

Its reading is intuitive once the key is understood. Each eye represents the reflex zone of an ovary although the diagram only represents one for aesthetic reasons, which gives it a small assumed pirate side. The eyebrows correspond to the fallopian tubes, the nose to the uterus and the upper lip to the vagina.

There are many practical applications. Stimulating the eyebrow arch with the concave roller of the multireflex tool nº207 allows you to work on the fallopian tubes and address fertility issues. Rolling around the mouth with the serrated yin cylinder of tool nº219 is indicated to combat vaginal dryness and certain types of fungal infections considered yang.

This diagram is also a valuable tool for facial observation. Ocular inflammations or pronounced dark circles can reveal sustained ovarian activity. The Beauty-brush nº252 used in gentle massage under the dark circles effectively calms menstrual pain. Moreover, careful observation of the asymmetry of the dark circles naturally indicates which ovary is in full activity during menstruation.

This same diagram also guides us to stimulate libido, treat polyps and regulate the hormonal sphere, among other applications that practice gradually reveals.

Recommended multireflex tools

This diagram is worked with a varied palette of tools depending on the areas and intentions.
To relieve certain symptoms of menopause such as hot flushes, many grandmothers have shared their secret with us. They keep the multireflex tool nº219 in their bag to rake with the small-rake end the area of the forehead located vertically with the eyes.
With a light gesture, without damaging the skin, they feel the internal coolness settle in.

The Detector nº101 remains the reference tool for stimulating bqc·points. The Yin-yang roller nº206 is suitable for work on precise areas. The Comet nº133 excels in the detection and massage of hardness at the level of the uterus, that is to say on the nose. The concave roller nº207 is ideal for the fallopian tubes and its smooth brass sphere, gently passed over closed eyelids, provides deep relaxation that is difficult to describe in words.

Shen

Heart and brain on the face

Shen - Heart and brain on the face

This diagram combines the projection of the heart on the face with that of the two frontal lobes of the brain on the forehead. It relies on the deep relationship established by traditional Chinese medicine between these two organs, a relationship that Prof. Bùi Quốc Châu verified and documented in a large number of clinical cases.

It is used to calm and stabilise tachycardia, soothe insomnia and anxiety, or even promote the recovery of consciousness after fainting.
Rolling on the left side of the forehead provides yin tranquillity to the brain, soothes it and helps fight nightmares. It should be noted, however, that bqc·points 34· and 3· should be avoided in case of cardiac fatigue.

This diagram retains its full importance as it clarifies, in many situations, the medical account reported by the patient. It also reveals the combined functions of many bqc·points found in certain Dien Chan formulas; correspondences that only take on their full meaning through in-depth study.
It is precisely this depth that transforms a practitioner into a true creator of personalised care. Serious and progressive training is the only way to access it fully.

Recommended multireflex tools

To work on the brain reflex zone on the forehead, the Yin rake nº416 is the tool of choice. Its gentle raking, exercised from the top of the forehead towards the eyebrow arches, soothes deeply. In case of nightmares, limit the sweeping to the left side of the forehead for an exclusively yin effect.

For the heart reflex zone, the Double yin mini-ball nº308 adapts to the care objective, whilst Detector nº101 allows precise targeting of bqc·points according to the chosen formula.

Cranial nerves

Brain on the face

Cranial nerves - Brain on the face

This diagram represents the entire brain projected on the face and we use it to work the central nervous system in all its complexity.
The projection follows a crossed logic. The right hemisphere, often associated with emotion management (yin), is found on the left side of the face.
The left hemisphere, rather linked to reasoning (yang), projects itself on the right side.
The pituitary gland, meanwhile, is located between the eyebrows, at the level of bqc·point 26·.

This diagram opens a multitude of avenues for complex disorders related to pairs of cranial nerves, of which we have verified the correspondences one by one. A few telling examples:
— For loss of smell, stimulate bqc·points 197· on the forehead, reflection of the olfactory nerve.
— To regulate secretions or treat hearing disorders, bqc·points 5· have given very good results. They correspond to facial nerve nº7, which controls the internal movements of the ear, the facial muscles, the secretion of saliva and tears as well as part of the tongue.
— The cerebellum, finally, projects onto the chin.

To go further with this diagram, find detailed documentation here

Recommended multireflex tools

This diagram is first and foremost a map of correspondences with the cranial nerves.
The Detector nº101 and the Little-hammer nº128 are the privileged tools for working with it with precision.

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The reflex diagrams you have just discovered are only a glimpse of the richness of the method. Authentic Dien Chan is a living discipline, constantly evolving, which requires serious training to exploit its full potential.
Understanding a diagram is good. Being able to project it mentally onto any face, combine it with others and build personalised care is what one learns with the right teachers.

The International School of Multireflexology - Dien Chan, the ISMDC, is the world's leading school for learning original Dien Chan. Founded in direct collaboration with Prof. Bùi Quốc Châu, it offers certified training in many countries, delivered by a team of experienced therapists who actively participate in the development of the method within the school's research department. Not second-hand interpretations; the source.

— Consult the training schedule from the official website *www.DienChan.org|https:dienchan.org* and find the session that suits you.

— Our support teaching materials are available on *ebooks.DienChan.expert|https://ebooks.dienchan.expert*. These are reference publications designed to support each stage of your progression.

— To deepen your knowledge of reflex diagrams and learn to use them in treating many common disorders, the interactive multireflexology application named «Faceasit» is an essential resource. Discover it on *www.Faceasit.com|https://dienchan.Faceasit.com/en*

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What if a facial care could go well beyond the skin?
Chan❜beauté was born from this conviction. Developed by the ISMDC research department since 2006, this method of natural aesthetics and holistic well-being is an original creation of our school. By combining the precision of Dien Chan reflex diagrams with the gestures of professional aesthetics, it creates an unprecedented synergy. The aesthetician enriches her care with a therapeutic dimension, professionals add an energetic depth to their practice.

The principle is simple, but powerful. Every visible imperfection on the face tells something about the body. A wrinkle, a dark circle, persistent redness are not just cosmetic details, but often reflect an inner imbalance. It is the study of reflex diagrams that makes it possible to identify the origin and act simultaneously on the surface and on the cause.

The Chan❜beauté gestural approach relies on the alternation of yin and yang effects. A yang stimulation first activates circulation and nourishes tissues in depth, then yin work distributes nutrients and promotes cellular regeneration. It is this precise sequence that explains the marked reduction in wrinkles observed during treatments and which distinguishes Chan❜beauté from any other facial protocol.

The results are both visible and felt. The skin gains in radiance, elasticity, hydration and it is often the feeling of overall well-being that surprises the most. Because the body has been heard in its entirety.

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Multireflex tools in service of the reflex diagrams

Knowing the reflex diagrams of Dien Chan is good. Knowing how to work with them using the right tools is what transforms an intuition into concrete results.
Each multireflex tool has been designed to interact with precision on the reflex zones of the face and body. Their yin or yang endings are not an aesthetic detail, as they define the very nature of the stimulation.
— A yin effect disperses, refreshes and promotes natural hydration of tissues.
— A yang effect dynamises, tones and mobilises nutrients in depth.
It is this controlled alternation that produces lasting results where other approaches remain on the surface.

The key lies in the gentleness of the gesture. We have verified that overly firm stimulations activate the skin's defence mechanisms, which closes and becomes less receptive. Conversely, a roller conducted with elegance over a precise reflex zone sends a clear message to the brain, which triggers the natural self-regulation process. As in a conversation, it is by speaking softly that one obtains the best responses.

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What if all the richness of Dien Chan fitted in your iPad?
Faceasit is much more than a reference application. It is a true therapeutic and educational instrument, designed by the ISMDC to support both experienced practitioners and students in the course of their learning. Starting from the relevant anatomy and then the symptom closest to the described disorder, Faceasit generates in real time personalised constellations of bqc·points, reflex zones derived from the Dien Chan reflex diagrams and precise advice on the multireflex tools to use.

What distinguishes Faceasit from any classic catalogue is its ability to build bespoke care; exactly as an experienced therapist would do. Each result adapts to the patient's situation, evolves with it and can even be shared by email to support self-care between sessions.
As much a pedagogical tool as a clinical one, Faceasit also makes it possible to explore and understand the Dien Chan reflex diagrams, the relationships between fixed points and body projections on the face. A living, interactive and progressive learning.

This modern and didactic concept won in 2018 the prize for innovation in reflexology awarded by the Reflexology Association of Canada. A recognition that testifies to its impact well beyond our borders. Faceasit is available in the iPad AppStore by searching for «multireflex».

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The Chan❜beauté application is the digital companion for all those who practice natural aesthetics and holistic well-being on a daily basis. As the inventors of Chan❜beauté since 2006, we wanted to create a tool worthy of the method: an interactive magazine that guides, inspires, and supports each session from A to Z.

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