Abstract
Foot Reflex therapy and Energetic Chronotherapy Tools for Better Individual Healthcare and Welfare?
Highlights
The core of the Taoism philosophy of the optimal balance between Yin-Yang is the same as the meden agan Antique Greek philosophy [1]. Both agreed that sustainability is obtained neither through a greater efficiency nor through a greater resilience but with an in-between optimal balance, a window of viability
To maintain the harmony between Man and Nature is the systemic way for sustainability and Societies have to respect the laws of Nature [2]. Taoism principles made their proofs in ecology [3], which is the economy of Nature: too little diversity leads towards breakage, too much leads to stagnation, and in economy: complementary currencies of diverse types enable economy to flow back towards greater sustainability [4]
Foot reflex therapy can be used for diagnosis and as a tool [6] for chronic pain, vascular flow and lung or breast cancer treatments [7]
Summary
The core of the Taoism philosophy of the optimal balance between Yin-Yang is the same as the meden agan Antique Greek philosophy [1]. Health and Social Sciences Engineering, University of Pau & Pays de l’Adour, France *Corresponding author: Pierre Bricage, Faculty of Sciences, Health and Social Sciences, University of Pau & Pays de l’Adour, Pau, France.
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