What are the internal organs corresponding to the five features of a person’s face?

A person's face not only affects his fortune, but the facial features are also closely related to the internal organs.
Many times, the health of a person's internal organs can often be reflected in his or her facial features.
Next, the Eight Characters Fortune Telling website will give you an inventory of the internal organs corresponding to the facial features. Let’s take a look together!

1. Ears and kidneys The ears are the organs of hearing. The Yellow Emperor's Classic of Internal Medicine states that "the kidney opens up to the ear." Therefore, people with kidney disease will have symptoms of deafness and tinnitus. On the contrary, if the hearing is sharp, it means that the kidney organ is in good condition.

2. Eyes and liver. Eyes are the most important sensory organs. As the saying goes, "the liver opens up to the eyes." The eyes and liver are closely related. If you have liver disease, it will manifest in the eyes, with yellow eyes and blue corners of the eyes. If you can't see clearly, it may be related to insufficient liver blood. If your eyes are red and swollen, it may be related to excessive liver fire in the body. If your eyes are dry, it may be caused by insufficient yin blood.

3. Nose and lungs The nose is a passage and organ for breathing and is related to the lungs. If your nose appears very red, it could be due to lung heat or excessive internal heat. Nose bleeding or abnormally dry nose may be caused by insufficient yin and excessive yang in the body.

4. Mouth and spleen and stomach The mouth is the gateway for food to enter the body and is related to the spleen and stomach. Some spleen and stomach problems can be seen from the appearance of the lips. For example, if your lips are black, it may be due to weak spleen and stomach. If your lips are too red, it may be due to fire in the spleen and stomach. If your lips are pale, there may be problems such as insufficient qi and blood in the body, anemia, malnutrition, or poor spleen and stomach function. If the corners of your mouth are ulcerated, it may be caused by overheating of the spleen and stomach.

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the face and internal organs have a certain correspondence. The face will directly reflect the health of the person, which is directly reflected in the wrinkles and color of the face. The forehead belongs to the heart, the nose belongs to the spleen, the chin belongs to the kidney, the left cheek belongs to the liver, and the right cheek belongs to the lungs.

Five senses and health
1. Generally speaking, the upper third of the forehead is the area of ​​psychological stress and poor cardiovascular and cerebral circulation.
2. Draw a straight line from the middle of the eyebrow to the forehead and use this as the radius to draw a circle to represent the lung area.
3. Draw a straight line from the middle of the eyebrow to the temple and use this as the diameter to draw a circle to represent the liver area.
4. The area between the eyebrows is called the brain area (blood lipid area), and the area between the eyes is the heart area.
5. The middle of the half of the nose is the liver area.
6. The left and right wings are the gallbladder area, and the tip of the nose is the spleen area.
7. On both sides of the root of the nose are the chest and breast areas.
8. The entire mouth and its surroundings are the reproductive area.
9. The chin is the place where the kidneys and the whole body feel sore; it is also called the fatigue and pain area.

Physiognomy and health in TCM theory In TCM theory, the human internal organs are not only closely related to each other, but problems with the internal organs are often reflected on a person's face. Whether a person is healthy or not can actually be seen from his or her face.

There is a record of "Five Color Diagnosis" in "Huangdi Neijing", which diagnoses internal organ diseases based on the different color changes on the face. The five colors are blue, red, yellow, white and black. Blue corresponds to liver disease, red corresponds to heart disease, yellow corresponds to spleen disease, white corresponds to lung disease and black corresponds to kidney disease. However, it should be noted that the organs mentioned above are not in the concept of Western medicine anatomy, but in the concept of traditional Chinese medicine.

Master’s conclusion: Most of the time, a person’s facial features can reflect some problems with the body’s internal organs. After the above introduction, do you have a better understanding of your own health?