His journey began with a burning desire to explore the world and a deep passion for helping others. This path led him to the United States and on worldwide cruises, where he dedicated 15 years as an Acupuncture Physician and successfully treated over twenty-five thousand patients. This extensive experience provided him with invaluable insights and served as a constant motivation to continually expand his knowledge for the betterment of those in need. Dr. Vijayan specializes in the treatment of severe disorders, including neurological, musculoskeletal, unresponsive pain conditions, and gynecological disorders. Notably, he possesses a particular interest in addressing conditions such as multiple sclerosis, neuropathy, paralysis/weakness, hearing loss, and tinnitus (persistent ringing in the ear).
Dr. Vijayan is pursuing additional clinical training in Neuroscience Acupuncture (Neuropuncture) from the United States under the guidance of Dr. Michael Corradino. Neuropuncture is the only Complete Neuroscience Based Acupuncture System that provides consistent, replicable treatment outcomes in clinical settings. Neuropuncture aims to neuro-modulate, neurorehabilitate, or neuro-regulate a patient’s nervous system back into health. Every illness, symptom, or disease, has specific underlying neuro root pathology. Neuropuncturists will determine your underlying neuro root pathology, using 21st-century medical sciences, and focus on healing and repairing the root cause of your condition. Neuropuncture is effective for addressing various neurological conditions, including brain injuries, multiple sclerosis, Parkinson’s disease, and more. Additionally, Neuropuncture can benefit patients suffering from conditions such as ADHD, autism, extreme anxiety, and depression. In addition to his professional endeavors, he is currently pursuing his Masters in Public Health with a focus on global health at the University of Wolverhampton. Furthermore, he is a qualified yoga teacher from India and dedicates his free time to practicing and teaching yoga.
