What's wrong with the red eyebrows?

Yintang is a term in physiognomy , usually referring to the place where people's essence, energy and spirit gather. In ancient times, people used its color to distinguish a person's health. So what is the connection between Yin Tang and health? What does it mean when the forehead is red? Learn how the different colors of your forehead are related to your health.

If a person's forehead is shiny and red, it means that the qi and blood are sufficient and smooth, and the person has good adaptability. Your image and temperament will also be enhanced, and your mood will be cheerful. However, if a person's forehead is too red, or abnormally red, that is not necessarily a good thing.

From the perspective of physiognomy, if the forehead turns red and looks bloody, there will be a disaster in the near future. This statement has a basis in fact. In traditional Chinese medicine, this phenomenon is a sign of heat in the Yangming meridian. It is caused by the poor circulation of qi and blood. This often makes people too slow to react to the external environment and prone to accidents. If the forehead appears dark red, physiognomy often says that there is a ray of blood hidden in a black cloud, which means that the person has a hidden disease and the blood circulation is not smooth. If this happens, you should still have a careful physical examination.

The Yintang area is where several important meridians of the human body gather: the Foot-Taiyang Bladder Meridian starts at the inner corner of the eye, the Foot-Yangming Stomach Meridian starts at the side of the nose, both pass through the Yintang, and the Ren Meridian also passes through the center of the Yintang. We know that the bladder meridian controls the body's yang energy, the Ren meridian controls the body's yin energy, the stomach meridian controls more qi and blood; and the forehead directly corresponds to the human foot yangming meridian. Not only the Yingtang, but also the entire forehead, is an external sign of the body's Qi and blood condition. When the Qi and blood are full, the Yingtang will be full; when our Qi and blood flow smoothly, the Yingtang will be slightly red.

Health from the forehead

1. The complexion of the forehead. The forehead is the base camp of the fortune of the face and the gathering place of the whole body's complexion. So when good or bad luck has not yet arrived, its energy will first be manifested from the forehead. When good or bad luck is about to go away, it will also first retreat from the forehead.

2. The color of the forehead can indicate a person's fortune in the next 49 days. Green or yellow color indicates false alarm, red indicates injury, white indicates mourning, and black color means life will be in danger. Red and yellow represent longevity and peace.

3. The color of the forehead can also show whether a person's expectations can be achieved and the current fortune. If the forehead is as bright as a mirror, it is a good phenomenon. If the color is gloomy and light gray, it shows that the destiny is in decline and the hope of succeeding in doing things is very vague. Therefore, just wait for opportunities and start again after the decline disappears, otherwise all efforts will be in vain.

4. If the complexion of the forehead is not open and focused, it means that you are not determined enough.

5. If there are acne on the forehead and the spots are arranged obliquely, the family property is likely to be affected.

6. The area between the forehead and the eyebrows is blue, indicating a bad temper and jealousy.

7. A red spot on the forehead indicates right and wrong.

8. White spots on the forehead indicate disasters and injuries.

9. If the area from the forehead to the tip of the nose is red, it means business failure, bad fortune, and difficulty in escaping from difficulties.

10. If the blue veins on the forehead extend to the edge, you will feel distressed and unable to escape.

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