Health through facial features: ears

Health through facial features: ears

In physiognomy, the ear is called the organ of hearing, which controls a person's wisdom, life blessings and youth fortune. At the same time, the size, shape and color of the ears can also be used to determine a person's health and longevity.

1. Poor health status of the ears

1. Black ears are a sign of kidney decline. Most people with black ears are afraid of cold and usually have problems with nocturnal emission and premature ejaculation.

2. Red or purple earlobes indicate poor kidney circulation. You should drink less alcohol, eat less refined food, and exercise more to promote circulation function. If the earlobe is red and swollen, it is usually a sign of liver and gallbladder fire or otitis media. Pale ears are often seen in people with colds and also in people with insufficient Yang energy.

3. If the ears are small, stiff, with more bones than flesh, and thin earlobes, it means that the person has congenital malnutrition, low immunity, and is prone to illness. If the ears become thinner and thinner, it is mostly due to kidney deficiency. At this time, men often also have symptoms such as hearing loss, tinnitus and dizziness.

4. Wrinkles on the earlobes are a sign of arteriosclerosis. When the heart arteries harden, blood circulation slows down. The ears do not get enough blood supply, and wrinkles appear due to "ischemia." Therefore, when wrinkles appear on your earlobes, you should go to the hospital to check your heart in time.

5. If there are nodular or cord-like protrusions, or dot-like depressions on the ears, and the ears are dull, it indicates that the person has a chronic organic disease, such as cirrhosis of the liver, tumors, etc.

6. The appearance of rough and uneven spinous process-like structures on the helix is ​​a manifestation of bone hyperplasia in the lumbar and cervical vertebrae.

7. The appearance of dot-like bumps around the auricle, which are higher than other surrounding skin tissues, is a manifestation of diseases such as bronchitis, enteritis, nephritis, and cystitis.

2. Ear shape for health and longevity

1. People with long auricles have a long life

The so-called auricle refers to the distance from the tip of the ear to the earlobe. Generally speaking, people with long auricles live longer, because the ancients believed that the kidneys open up to the ears, and big and long ears are a manifestation of strong kidney qi, and sufficient kidney qi means a long life.

2. People with big earlobes are healthy.

The physiognomy book says "If a person has thick earlobes pointing toward the mouth, he or she will have wealth and longevity." Thick earlobes are not only a symbol of blessing, but also a sign of strong vitality and high spirits. If the ears are thick, wide, and hard, the person will have a cheerful and open-minded personality, love sports, be healthier than others, and be able to be rich and live a long life.

3. Thick ears are nutritious

Large, soft ears with more flesh and less bone and full earlobes indicate that the person has good innate nutritional status. If the ears are bright yellow and moist, it means that the person has sufficient qi and blood and is in good health.

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