12 Palaces of Physiognomy: Detailed Explanation of the Palace of Illness

12 Palaces of Physiognomy: Detailed Explanation of the Palace of Illness

The Palace of Illness is located on the bridge of our nose and around the bridge of our nose. It generally represents a person's physical health, immune system, and ability to respond to disasters. We often judge a person's fortune and physical condition from his or her appearance. So, what else does the Palace of Illness indicate?

Next, let us look for the answer from the perspective of the 12 zodiac signs!

Detailed explanation of the Palace of Illness

The Palace of Illness: The Palace of Illness is located below the brow, between the eyes, at the root of the nose, directly connecting to the area of ​​longevity. It is responsible for the physical health, immune system and ability to respond to disasters.

1. People with broken root of nose

1. Diseases often occur.

2. Most accidents are related to the safety of life.

3. You should leave your hometown and seek development elsewhere.

2. People with lines on the root of the nose

1. If it is a favorable pattern, it is easy to adopt others as adopted children, or to be adopted by others.

2. If it is a favorable line, be careful of unexpected disasters, especially car accidents. If it is a straight line on the tibia, it is a line of being torn apart by five horses, so be careful of sudden disasters.

3. If it is a horizontal line, be careful of hidden illness or setbacks. Setbacks refer to setbacks in marriage and career.

3. People with blue veins on their foreheads

1. Kidney disease must be prevented.

2. You must prevent your physical body from becoming increasingly weak.

4. People with joints on their noses

1. Prevent constant disasters and diseases in the body.

2. Prevent unhappy marriages and remarriages.

5. People with blue veins on the bridge of the nose

1. Prevent the occurrence of chronic diseases such as gastrointestinal disease, chronic bronchitis, constipation or hemorrhoids.

2. Be careful of the invasion of dangerous evils when the cold is strong.

6. People with full nose bridge

1. Be physically strong and have strong resistance to disease.