Judging whether a person is healthy by looking at his face

You can tell a lot from a person's face. Not only can facial features reveal a person's fortune and luck, but from the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, it can also be used to observe whether your body is healthy. The eyes connect to the liver, the nose connects to the lungs, the mouth connects to the spleen, the ears connect to the kidneys, and the tongue connects to the heart. Different facial features reflect different conditions of your body. Let's take a look at the health codes hidden in your face!

1. Eyes connect to the liver

1. The color of the whites of the eyes: If the whites of the eyes are yellow, there may be concerns about liver disease; people with anemia usually have pale eyelids; people with allergies will have darker whites of the eyes, with a faded luster and unclear black and white.

2. Unexplained dark circles: Dark circles accompanied by some abnormal symptoms are sometimes a sign of disease. Dark circles under the eyes can occur in cirrhosis of the liver, nephritis, renal failure, respiratory failure, as well as blood diseases or endocrine disorders. Dark circles under the eyes caused by lack of rest can be eliminated by reducing late nights.

3. Bulging eyes: Bulging eyes indicate thyroid problems

2. Nose connects lungs

1. Dry nose: Dry nostrils and hot breath are often caused by lung heat.

2. Nasal congestion: Generally caused by the lungs being affected by wind and cold.

3. Oral Health

1. Cracks at the corners of the mouth: A tired stomach can cause internal heat, leading to redness, swelling and cracks at the corners of the mouth. It is recommended to chew more when eating to fully absorb and digest food.

2. Abnormal drooling: This may be due to weak gastrointestinal function, which cannot fully absorb water, causing water retention and saliva to be diluted and flow to the mouth.

3. Bad lip color: Lips, like lower eyelids, are thin and can fully reflect the blood color. Pale lip color may be due to a lack of red blood cells. It is recommended to change the diet and eat more animal offal and tofu to alleviate the symptoms of anemia.

4. The ears connect to the kidneys

1. Red ears: In traditional Chinese medicine theory, the ears represent the condition of the kidneys. Red or purple earlobes indicate poor kidney circulation.

2. Earlobe wrinkles: When the arteries become hardened, the ears receive less blood, and wrinkles appear due to "ischemia".

5. Tongue connects the heart

1. Tongue tremor: Stick out your tongue in front of the mirror. If your tongue trembles slightly, it may be a sign of mental tension and physical decline.

2. Purple tongue: When there is a large amount of waste in the blood, the tongue will turn slightly purple.

3. Shape and color of tongue coating: If the tongue coating is too thick, it means gastrointestinal dysfunction or overeating; if the tongue coating is too thin, it is more common in spring and autumn, indicating that your resistance is declining; if the tongue coating is yellow, it is a signal of a cold. Keep warm and drink more warm water to prevent colds from invading.

6. Complexion

1. Red face: A healthy red radiates from the inside out. Two inexplicable "highland reds" appear on the cheeks, which are generally caused by heat in the five hearts. They are often accompanied by irritability and heat in the palms and soles of feet.

2. Pale cheeks: a symptom of anemia. People with poor lung capacity have slow blood circulation in their bodies, which can easily lead to pale cheeks. In addition to supplementing nutrition, it is recommended to do more aerobic exercises such as jogging and walking to ensure adequate oxygen supply. If the filtering function of the kidneys is reduced, waste will accumulate in the body for a long time, making the skin dull and the complexion dark. Eating fresh fruits and vegetables and less meat will help excrete waste.

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