Soothing eczema through facial reflexology
The skin
Soothe eczema naturally through facial reflexology. By stimulating the reflex zones of the lungs and large intestine, your skin regains its balance from within.
Recommended tools
Yin rake nº416
Serenity and receptivity to soothe the nervous system
with the Yin rake nº416
Eczema and stress often maintain a close relationship. Before embarking on the protocol, it is essential to calm the nervous system to prepare the ground.
The Yin rake is the ideal tool for this preliminary step. Its teeth glide in gentle sweeps over the scalp, quickly soothing brain activity and inviting the person to let go. A few passes suffice to feel the tension dissolve and the body open to what comes.
A calmed nervous system is a receptive nervous system. And it is precisely this receptivity that conditions the effectiveness of all the multi-reflexological treatment that follows.
The anti-stress reference tool, which every practitioner should have in hand.
The Double mini yin roller
Coolness and soothing to treat yang eczema
with the Double mini yin roller
Are your itches relieved by cold water? You are certainly facing a yang syndrome.
The goal is then to disperse the internal heat that is at the origin.
Roll the Double mini yin roller gently over the cheekbones (reflex zones of the lungs) in slow and soothing back-and-forth movements. About fifty passes suffice to feel the excessive heat gradually dissolving.
Its naturally cooling yin effect acts with remarkable delicacy on key reflex zones, to calm the inflammation from within without ever irritating already fragile skin.
The Little-hammer yin-yang
Do you already have some grounding in Dien Chan? This step is made for you.
With the rubber tip of the Little-hammer, tap about fifty times on each of the bqc·points 124· 34· 103·.
These three points act in synergy to treat the general condition and deeply calm a nervous system often sorely tested by chronic eczema.
In case of associated fatigue, add bqc·points 1· and 300· to the protocol.
A few extra taps and the body receives exactly what it needs to regenerate.
A precise, discreet and remarkably effective gesture for those who have taken the time to learn the Dien Chan map.
Complementary booklet
Protocol video
This Dien Chan comb is an essential multireflex tool for calming brain activity and quieting the nervous system. Often used before the treatment when facing a person in a state of stress, its gentle sweeps prepare for the multi-reflexological treatment that will follow.
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Stress management and uncertainties
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Read the articleAdditional tips
Before starting, take the time to identify the nature of your eczema. If it is relieved by cold water, it is of yang nature and calls for a yin approach. If it is relieved by warm water, it is of yin nature and requires yang stimulation. This small diagnosis changes everything about the effectiveness of the protocol.
Choose your tool accordingly and trust what your skin expresses. It always knows what it needs.
Diet also plays an important role. Good fats (vegetable oils, oily fish, oleaginous foods) nourish the skin from within and support the functions of the large intestine. Sugar, on the other hand, maintains inflammation and worsens outbreaks. It is better to avoid it as much as possible.
Consistency is your best ally. Short, regular sessions are always better than intensive but sporadic treatment.
Frequently asked questions
Can eczema be treated exclusively with facial reflexology?
Facial reflexology effectively complements conventional treatments by acting on the underlying energy imbalances linked to the lungs and large intestine. The regularity of sessions and home self-care are essential to stabilise results and regain daily comfort.
How to choose between the yin roller and the mini yang ball?
If the itching is relieved by cold water (excess heat = yang), use the yin roller. If it is warm water that soothes (internal cold = yin), opt for the mini yang ball. Diagnosis by observation allows you to confirm and adapt your protocol with precision.
