Your ears can tell whether you can live a long and healthy life

Your ears can tell whether you can live a long and healthy life

A person's physical condition will always be reflected in the various organs in your body. In this way, people can understand your physical health status through the biological characteristics of various organs in your body. This is also the basic theoretical basis of traditional Chinese medicine and the theoretical basis of physiognomy. For example, the relationship between human ear length and health. Medical researchers surveyed 50 elderly people over 80 years old and found that these centenarians all had the following two characteristics in their ears.

The first characteristic is the long auricle. For most people, the upper part of the ear should be level with the eyebrow, and the lower part of the ear should be level with the base of the nose. The scientific way to calculate the length of the auricle is from the tip of the ear to the bottom of the earlobe. The average length of an adult's ear is 5-8 cm. According to the survey, among long-lived people, the length of the auricle from the highest point of the helix to the lowest point of the earlobe is 1-2 cm longer than the average length of the general population. Moreover, the longer the life span, the longer the ear. The auricle lengths of two centenarians are 8.4 cm and 8.5 cm respectively.

The second characteristic is large earlobes. The earlobe is the lowest point from the tragus to the ear. The average length of an adult's earlobe is 1-2.5 cm, but the earlobe of a centenarian is at least 1.8 cm long, and is thick, soft and enlarged. Among the 50 centenarians surveyed, 8 had earlobe lengths between 1.8 and 2.5 cm, 39 had earlobe lengths between 2.6 and 3 cm, and 3 had earlobe lengths between 3.1 and 3.2 cm. All of them were over 90 years old.

The above medical research shows that long earlobes and large earlobes are indeed characteristics of longevity. Otherwise, you can go back and observe the long-lived elderly people around you, and you will find that their earlobes do have these two characteristics.

In fact, in physiognomy, people also call this phenomenon of the "auricle" the "longevity ear sign." For example, physiognomy believes that: "earbuds hanging towards the mouth indicate both wealth and longevity; "ear whiskers are bright in color, high and higher than the eyebrows, close to the head and thick, and the gate of life is wide, which indicates a successful hearing organ" - these are the images of wealth and prosperity, with vigorous vitality and plenty of energy. In fact, this research also shows that the ancients' fortune-telling is indeed a product based on scientific observation, and is not false.

But it must be noted that ear length is only one useful clue. Just like the saying "two aspects make one image" in Bazi and Liu Yao, there is also the saying "appearance is not a single judgment" in physiognomy. Because whether a person lives a long life or not is determined not only by the length of the ear itself, but also by other characteristics. The color and shape of the ear as well as various vital signs of other parts of the body must be analyzed comprehensively. For example, regarding the thickness of the auricle, generally speaking, thicker ones are better and have a longer lifespan than thin ones; regarding softness or hardness, soft ones are better than hard ones, and soft auricles last longer than hard ones; there is also the issue of sticking or openness, sticking is better than open ones, and sticky auricles last longer than open ones; regarding the issue of complexion, people with bright and moist ear complexion will definitely live longer than those with dull, dry and large ears.

In addition, everyone should also note that long-lived people generally have long ears, but not all people with long ears live long, and people with short ears do not necessarily live short. In terms of physiognomy, there are not only the "longevity ear signs", but also other "five senses and seven orifices" and many other signs that can reflect the characteristics of life. In order to accurately judge whether a person is long-lived, in addition to examining the characteristics of the ears, it is also necessary to combine the complexion and shape of other "organs and orifices" and compare them with each other. If they can correspond with each other, they will of course live a long life. If they cannot correspond with each other, comprehensive analysis is needed. The conclusions drawn in this way will be more reliable.

For example, people with the following ear features cannot be considered to be in good health, nor can they be considered to be healthy and long-lived:

1. The appearance of knot-like bulges in the auricle, or signs of dot-like depressions, circular depressions, or crisscrossing strip-like bulges, may be related to liver disease, tuberculosis, heart disease, or tumors.

2. If there are dot-like bulges around the auricle that are higher than other surrounding skin tissues, it is a disease such as tracheitis, enteritis, nephritis, and cystitis;

3. If the earlobe is blue, it means you have too much sexual intercourse; if the earlobe is burnt and dry, it means kidney deficiency; if it is red and swollen, it may mean you have otitis media, which is a sign of damp-heat and fire toxins in the liver and gallbladder.

4. The depression between the tragus and the antitragus, and an oblique line or wrinkle extending outward to the edge of the earlobe, is named the "ear crease heart sign" in physiognomy. Studies have shown that the appearance of the ear crease sign can accurately indicate the presence of diseases such as coronary heart disease.

5. The presence of rough and uneven spinous structures on the ear helix is ​​a sign of bone hyperplasia in the lumbar and cervical vertebrae;

The above is what the editor has brought to you about whether your ears can help you live a healthy and long life. I hope it will be helpful to you! For more guides, please continue to pay attention to Ziwei Mansion’s special topic on physiognomy!