What are the symptoms of toxins in the blood?

Toxins in the blood are the contributing factors to many chronic diseases. The health of the body requires the cleanliness of the blood. Generally speaking, symptoms of toxins in the blood can be detected through abnormalities in the body. Especially the changes in facial skin, patients may develop spots on their skin.

1. Acne on both sides of the face

The two sides of the face are the "three-acre land" of the liver meridian. Once the liver detoxifies smoothly, the backyard will catch fire first.

2. Ulcers on the tongue

Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the tongue and the heart have the closest relationship. Ulcers on the tongue are usually considered to be caused by internal heat in the heart.

3. Yellow skin, spots and wrinkles

The blood poison makes people’s youth pass away in the blink of an eye, their faces become haggard, wrinkles begin to appear at the corners of their eyes, and spots begin to appear on their faces... When blood toxins reach the capillaries of the skin through blood circulation, part of them will settle on the epidermal cells, causing the skin to turn yellow and rusty, forming chloasma, age spots, etc., and also making the skin greasy; the other part will hinder the nutrition supply of the skin and attack the skin cells, making the skin rough, dark and dull.

4. Frequent constipation

The lungs and large intestine form a system. When there are toxins in the lungs, there will be abnormal congestion in the intestines, causing constipation.

5. Getting tired easily

The toxins in the body consume the energy of the kidneys, and the energy provided by the kidneys decreases, causing fatigue, tiredness and drowsiness.

6. Others

Blood toxins accumulate in the blood vessels and gradually block them. When the arteries are blocked by 50%, the amount of oxygen is reduced by 70%. Then symptoms such as headache, dizziness, palpitations, chest pain, chest tightness, insomnia, fatigue, dark circles under the eyes, and mental retardation appear. When the arteries are blocked by 70%, cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases such as heart disease, myocardial infarction, angina pectoris, cerebral stroke, and cerebral thrombosis may occur.