Secret tips on face reading for diseases: gynecology from face reading

Secret Tips for Treating Diseases by Face Reading

Kidney deficiency causes black eye bags, lung heat causes red tip of the nose, liver excess causes red eyes, and asthma causes black cheekbones.

Wind causes blue whites of the eyes, phlegm and dampness cause yellow eyes, too much phlegm causes swollen belly, cold appetite causes blue lips and mouth, and kidney failure causes black ears.

Excessive dampness causes yellow face, liver heat causes dry skin and hair, spleen heat causes red eyes and cheekbones, mixed colors cause dark eyes, and foot injuries cause heavy neck and moon.

Blood loss will cause a short life, incest will cause a green and yellow face, qi deficiency will cause facial edema, excessive sweating will cause blue face and lips, and pain will cause wrinkles between the eyebrows.

The forehead is dark due to dryness caused by fire, and the scorched forehead should be replenished with water. The lips are white and should not be exposed to cold. The cheekbones are red and the liver and lungs should be cleared. Excessive phlegm should be removed.

Thin people have excessive liver fire, and weak qi deficiency, which can cause sore throat, choking, stuffy mouth, cold stomach, diarrhea and yellow and pale face.

Abdominal pain with white face and black and blue lips indicates diarrhea, round and bulging eyes indicates madness, like a crane indicates tuberculosis, and like purple indicates bone steaming.

The face is blue and black when frightened by ghosts, the mouth is blue when the appetite is lost, the mouth is white when poison is taken, the hair is red and the blood is discharged, the face is yellow as stained paper

Intestinal wind and uterine bleeding, sunken eyes causing eye diseases, ugly nose and restless waist, strange black spots on the body, and the same applies to freckles.

If the needle is hanging and the lock is in place, the disease in the middle burner will cause the nose to be broken into three parts, and if the hands and feet are broken, it will cause shock. If there is a lot of phlegm, the face will be bright.

Be careful of tightness of qi and numbness in the waist, and dark nose and ears will lead to death. You should check this for all diseases, and don’t be too hasty when treating patients.

Tips for face-to-face consultation

(Face diagnosis is a method of diagnosing diseases and health conditions of internal organs through facial reflexology, so as to quickly cure them)

Whenever you see a doctor, hope comes first. Spirit, energy and vitality are the most important. The positions of the internal organs must be remembered. Multiple shadows should be distinguished.

There are many kinds of diseases, which affect the qi and blood. A green complexion indicates cold and pain. The complexion is radiant and the qi and blood are abundant. A red face definitely indicates heat.

Red like makeup is a sign of false fire. Dark complexion indicates liver and kidney problems. A pale face indicates coldness due to deficiency of the body. Bai Wuhua means blood deficiency.

A yellow face indicates damp heat. A dark and yellow face indicates liver and kidney disease. A bright forehead and a refreshed spirit. A dark forehead means disaster.

Eyes are bright and there is no serious illness. Dull eyes and weak energy. The eyes are red, indicating fire inside. Yellow whites of the eyes indicate liver and gallbladder disease.

Iris deficiency is mainly caused by brain disease. The stomach ring is large and poisonous. The black vertical line represents inflammation. Black depressions damage the organs.

Dermatitis is itchy and the area around the iris is gray. The blood vessels are hard and have white rings. Iridology is a profound science. Concentric circles are the key.

Multiple segments, arranged in rings. The rings are connected together, like the whole body. The eyes are like fish, and brightness is valued. The nose is shiny and there is no serious disease.

A blue nose indicates cold damage. A white nose indicates blood loss. A dirty nose means the stomach is exhausted. A crooked nose is a serious disease.

If there is a mole on the nose, the patient will be seriously ill. If the philtrum is bright, there will be no serious illness. The area below the tear trough should be full. Blue-black and dry indicates kidney deficiency.

Sleepless nights are very stressful. The groove is flat and the sex is weak. Carbuncle on the philtrum is caused by stomach fire. If the philtrum is crooked, life will not be long.

Lips are pale pink, indicating no serious illness. White lips indicate blood loss. Bluish lips, cold, pain and blood stasis. A shiny surface indicates water accumulation.

Yellow and black face, fatty liver. Burnt ears and face can prevent cancer. The face is thin, so be careful. If you are healthy, you will gain weight.

Ten steps away, the eyebrows and eyes are clear. If you don’t have serious illness, you will live a long life. The parts are bright and the five colors are clear. If you know how to control your color, you can be safe.

Five sense organs and diseases

The five senses are important organs of the human body. They are closely related to the five internal organs and are interdependent with them. If your five senses feel uncomfortable,

The five internal organs are also gradually weakening in function, leading to diseases.

1. My eyes suddenly become blurry, my eyes become dry, and I can’t see clearly. This is a sign of liver failure. If you press around the liver, you will feel a swollen feeling. At this time, in addition to seeking medical treatment promptly, you should also pay attention to eye hygiene and not let your eyes get too tired. Sometimes improper use of the eyes can also affect the liver.

2. My ears are always buzzing and I can’t hear things clearly. This is a signal that kidney function is gradually declining, and it is sometimes accompanied by symptoms such as foot pain, back pain, and frequent urination. People who work too hard should pay special attention to it. They should combine work and rest, avoid excessive fatigue, drink less alcohol, and eat less irritating foods such as ginger and chili peppers.

3. Poor sense of smell, frequent coughing, and sometimes even difficulty breathing. This is a sign of gradual weakening of lung function. Patients should first pay attention to their diet, quit smoking or control their smoking amount, and avoid being with frequent smokers. Eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, strengthen physical exercise, and prevent lung complications.

4. The lips feel numb, the appetite decreases, and the body becomes thinner day by day. This is because the function of the pancreas is gradually declining, which is mainly caused by eating disorders and improper hunger and satiety. When the pancreas is not in good condition, the stomach will be affected. When the stomach is damaged, the lips will obviously become dry and cracked, numb and tasteless. In addition to adjusting your diet at this time, you should also be careful not to eat raw, cold, or greasy foods.

5. The sense of taste is dull and one cannot taste anything, accompanied by symptoms such as palpitations, frequent dreams, and insomnia, which means that the heart function is damaged. This is caused by overwork. When your mouth is dry, your tongue is covered with thick coating, and you cannot taste the food, you should be especially vigilant to prevent heart disease.

Complete Guide to Chinese Medicine Facial Diagnosis

(l) The complexion is slightly yellowish with a ruddy tint, the person is full of energy, has a natural expression, and is slightly shiny—a normal face.

(2) Flushed face, restlessness, flaring nostrils, blisters on the lips, painful expression, rapid breathing and pulse - facial features of acute illness, such as lobar pneumonia, dysentery, acute suppurative tonsillitis in children, acute infectious diseases, etc.

(3) Facial edema, swollen and pale eyelids, small palpebral fissures, and a concave forehead when pressed with fingers, especially in the early morning - acute or chronic nephritis, kidney disease, etc.

(4) Haggard face, pale complexion, dull eyes, and listlessness - chronic wasting disease.

(5) Pale and puffy face, wide and loose eyelids, dull and cold expression, white spots above the pupils, and bulging eyes - hyperthyroidism.

(6) The face is pale, swollen, and lacks expression. The tongue is large and the lips are thick. Coupled with hoarseness, deafness, rough skin all over the body, etc. - this is signs of hypothyroidism.

(7) Facial edema, dark red cheeks, and cyanotic lips - mostly due to rheumatic heart disease and mitral valve stenosis.

(8) Enlarged head, elongated face, protruding jaw, raised cheekbones, and enlarged ears and nose - acromegaly.

(9) Slow reaction, indifferent expression, dull eyes, shortness of breath and laziness to speak - typhoid fever.

(10) The face is red, plump, and round, shaped like a full moon. Due to the accumulation of fat on the cheeks, the ears may not be visible from the front. This is mostly caused by long-term use of corticosteroids and Cushing's syndrome.

(11) Rigidity of facial muscles, no change in expression during speech or movement, like a mask - a tremor palsy and encephalitis.

(12) Pale, lead-gray complexion, indifferent expression, dull eyes, sunken eyes, prominent cheekbones, and a sharp nose tip - usually due to massive bleeding, severe shock, acute peritonitis, etc.

(13) The conjunctiva of the eye is congested, and the skin of the face, orbital area, neck, and chest is red, and fades when pressed - this is usually caused by hemorrhagic fever.

(14) In the absence of jaundice, the complexion is dark brown with a hint of blue-gray - this is usually due to cirrhosis or advanced liver cancer.

(15) The corner of the mouth is tilted toward the healthy side, and the patient cannot whistle or puff out the cheeks. The palpebral fissure is enlarged, the eyelid cannot close, tears flow, and the forehead wrinkles disappear. This is mostly facial neuritis.

(16) Nodular hyperplasia and plaques on the face merge into large, uneven nodules, eyebrows and eyelashes partially or completely fall off, resembling a lion’s face - mostly lepromatous leprosy.

(17) The face is thin and pale, the cheeks are rouge-red, and there is a low-grade fever in the afternoon - active pulmonary tuberculosis.

(18) Pale complexion, flat nose, almond-shaped eyes, swollen eyelids, wrinkled forehead, thick lips, protruding tongue, fatigue and weakness - congenital stupidity.

(19) Due to diarrhea or vomiting, the face is haggard, the eye sockets are sunken, the nose bridge is thin and high, and the zygomatic arches are clearly visible - severe dehydration.

(20) The face looks like a "black person", and there are dark blue pigment deposits on the gums and cheek mucosa - chronic adrenal cortex insufficiency.

(21) The wound is deep and after a few days the patient may have difficulty opening the mouth and his facial muscles may spasm, making him look like he is smiling but not laughing, with a special kind of wry smile - this is usually caused by tetanus.

(22) Grinning foolishly, constantly looking in the mirror, making faces, having strange thoughts, childish emotional reactions, and disordered behavior - adolescent schizophrenia.

(23) Maniacal laughter - mental illness, such as reactive psychosis, hysteria, cerebral arteriosclerotic psychosis, mania, etc.

(24) Silly smile - often seen in patients with congenital idiocy due to chromosomal abnormalities, as well as congenital developmental disorders caused by the mother's exposure to radiation during pregnancy, viral infection, etc.; sequelae such as dystocia and encephalitis and meningitis.

(25) Forced laughter - often a sequela of multiple cerebrovascular accidents, and can also be seen in multiple sclerosis. It is often accompanied by loud crying, pronunciation and swallowing difficulties, etc.

(26) Smiling, blinking, pouting, sticking out tongue, squinting eyebrows, and making eyes - often seen in patients with chorea.

(27) Silly smile, often with the mouth open, drooling, and unconscious laughing - more common in elderly patients with diffuse cerebral arteriosclerosis.

(28) False smile, widened palpebral fissures, flat nasolabial grooves, drooping corners of the mouth, and crooked face - facial nerve paralysis.

(29) If your complexion remains abnormal and you seem listless for a long time, you should go to the hospital for examination and treatment.

(30) The face suddenly turns yellow - this could be due to jaundiced hepatitis, cholecystitis, or hookworm disease.

(31) Bluish face - usually caused by respiratory diseases, such as tuberculosis, emphysema, pneumonia, chronic bronchitis, etc.

(32) The face gradually turns darker - the patient may suffer from cirrhosis of the liver.

(33) Swollen eyelids indicate "water accumulation" in the body and lack of sleep. If the eyelids are more swollen when you wake up in the morning, this indicates heart or kidney problems.

(34) White spots appear on the cheekbones or cheeks - you may have vitiligo or cancer.

(35) Yellow skin, dull and tangled hair – thyroid gland secretion disorder.

(36) Excessive paleness of skin - may be due to anemia.

(37) Red skin indicates a high level of red blood cells or problems with the heart, liver, or intestines.

(38) Half-moon-shaped milky white spots appear on the eyelids, which may be due to high cholesterol levels in the blood.

(39) If a mole on the face suddenly changes, such as its color becomes darker, its particles become larger, or its edges become irregular lines, etc., it may be skin cancer.

Physiognomy:

A baby's face is clean. Only after they are weaned and eat food do the abilities of the heart, liver, spleen, stomach, kidneys and the five internal organs begin to show. As they get older, more of these conditions are reflected on their faces. They are nothing more than acne, hemorrhoids, spots, scars, and lines; generally, teenagers show acne, middle-aged people show wrinkles, and the elderly show spots.

Specific phase:

1. Most people develop acne, spots and wrinkles in the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular pressure areas.

2. Liver area: crow's feet and spots.

3. Gallbladder area: bluish.

4. Lung area: dark and sunken, indicating poor lung function.

5. Brain area: Long vertical lines (three or two lines on the inner side of the left and right eyebrows) indicate poor cardiovascular and cerebrovascular health; redness in the forehead indicates sticky blood lipids and is mostly due to high blood pressure.

6. Heart area: Long horizontal lines (one, two, or several) usually indicate heart problems. Nose wrinkles are mostly caused by insufficient blood supply.

7. Spleen and stomach area: Abnormal color (or red nose) is mostly due to disharmony between the spleen and stomach.

8. Reproductive area: Abnormal blue color is mostly caused by endocrine disorders.

9. Kidney area: Dark color indicates kidney deficiency. Red bumps indicate lower back pain and body aches, depressions on the cheeks indicate kidney deficiency, and small ears indicate kidney deficiency.

10. Large intestine and small intestine area: spots and dark red dots indicate poor liver function.

11. Breast area: The color is darker on one side than the other.

12. Bladder area: dark, black, and acne-prone; there is a problem with the bladder.

Comprehensive supplement for the human body:

I. General

1. Moles and freckles on the face indicate congenital functional deficiencies of the organs in that area.

2. Spots on the face: It indicates a chronic disease caused by long-term chronic consumption of this part of the body (formed over 3 to 5 years).

3. Acne on the face: It means that the organs in this area are currently suffering from inflammatory lesions (formed in the short term).

4. Acne and spots all over the face: It is caused by endocrine disorders or decreased liver immune function.

II. Specific Topics

1. Psychological pressure:

The reflex area is from the upper 1/3 of the forehead to the hairline (i.e. the hairline circle). If there are pimples (pimples) here, or if the color is different from that of the forehead, it means that the person is under great psychological pressure. If spots appear, it means there is a heart disease (such as myocardial weakness); if there are moles or freckles, it means that the heart function is congenitally insufficient.

2. Heart:

The reflex area is on the bridge of the nose between the two corners of the eyes. If there are horizontal lines or obvious horizontal lines here, it indicates arrhythmia or poor heart condition. If the horizontal lines are deep and there are deep vertical lines (grooves) on the tongue, it may be a more serious heart disease. People with heart disease generally have poor small intestine function; it can also cause diseases of the blood vessels, brain, thyroid, parathyroid, etc. Wrinkles on the lower lip indicate coronary heart disease, and purple lips indicate heart disease.

3. Brain:

The reflex area is between the two eyebrows. If there are vertical lines here, and the vertical lines are very deep and the area is red, it proves that the person has insufficient blood supply to the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular vessels, headaches, neurasthenia, frequent dreams, poor sleep, palpitations, irritability, etc.

4. Lungs

(Respiratory system, throat, trachea, tonsils, etc.): The reflex area is between the 1/2 of the two eyebrows; the area below 1/3 of the forehead. If the middle of the forehead is concave, and the color is dark, bluish, or has spots, it means that the person has lung disease and has difficulty breathing; if there are acne, it proves that the person has recently had a cold or sore throat. If there are moles, freckles or white spots between the eyebrows, it proves that the person has pharyngitis, tonsillitis, chest tightness and shortness of breath, or lung disease. If there is a bulge on the upper part of the eyebrows, it also indicates lung disease. People with poor lung function generally have poor colon excretion function.

5. Breasts:

The reflex area is between the corners of the eyes and the bridge of the nose. If this area of ​​a man is dark or blue, it means he has chest tightness and shortness of breath. If a woman's breasts are dark or blue in this area, it means that she has breast pain during her menstrual period. If there are moles or freckles on the inner side of the upper eyelid, or if there are acne-like protrusions in this area when the eyes are closed, it means that women have lobular hyperplasia of the breast and men have pleurisy. If a woman has small lumps in the corners of her eyes, it means that she has breast hyperplasia or breast tumors.

6. Liver:

The reflex area is from 1/2 of the eyebrows to above the temples, below 1/3 of the forehead, and the middle of the bridge of the nose.

(i.e. the highest point of the nose bridge). If these two areas are dark blue or have spots, and the person is young or is a wealthy boss or a high-ranking official, he may have fatty liver. If there are acne (pimples) on these two parts or one of them, it proves that the person has excessive liver fire. If there are spots on the temples, it indicates weak liver function. If there are spots on the bridge of the nose, it may also be due to liver fire, emotional instability, menopause, etc. If there are obvious spots in both places, and the face is dull and ugly, and the person is relatively thin, it means that the person has liver disease (hepatitis or cirrhosis). If you have a mole in the center of your eyebrow, yellow eyeballs, and a very yellow complexion, you may have hepatitis B. The blue spots from the bridge of the nose to the tip of the nose may be cancer or a tumor!

7. Gallbladder:

The reflex area is on the outer side of the high part of the bridge of the nose. If there are red blood streaks or pimples in this area, or if your mouth feels bitter after getting up in the morning, it means that there is a slight inflammation in the gallbladder; if there are spots, you may have cholecystitis. If there are vertical folds in this area, or vertical folds when smiling, it means that the person has problems with his gallbladder. If there are moles or freckles in this area, it proves that the gallbladder function is congenitally insufficient. If you place your right hand under your right rib (the gallbladder is located in this area), and hit the back of your right hand with your left fist, if this area hurts, it is cholecystitis; if it hurts a lot, it may be gallstones. People with gallbladder problems may be obese. If there is a pair of obvious spots or moles or freckles in the gallbladder area under the eyes, it is gallstones. Dark eye bags also indicate poor gallbladder function.

8. Kidneys

The reflex area is where the line from the outer corner of the eye intersects the straight line from the middle of the ear to the chin. If there are red blood streaks, acne, or spots in this area, it proves that the person has kidney deficiency, general fatigue, and soreness in the waist, back, and legs. There are deep and large spots in this area, which are most likely kidney stones. If this area is diseased or has lumps, it proves that the person has congenital kidney deficiency, and will also experience sore waist, legs and back. Kidney deficiency can lead to diseases of the bladder, reproductive system, gonads, etc. There are deep crow's feet at the corners of the eyes. Vertical folds around the ears are also a sign of kidney deficiency. If there is disease or mole in the kidney area and deep vertical lines in the brain area, it proves that the person suffers from high blood pressure or may suffer from cerebral thrombosis in the future.

9. Bladder

The reflex area is at the root of the nose on both sides of the philtrum under the nose. If this area is red, has red blood streaks, acne, sores, etc., it proves that you have cystitis, and you will have symptoms such as red and yellow urine, and slightly frequent and urgent urine. Cystitis can also cause lower back pain. When women suffer from cystitis, it is sometimes due to gynecological problems. The root of the nose is red, but the urination is not frequent or urgent and the entire bridge of the nose is red, which proves that it is rhinitis.

10. Spleen

The reflex area is at the tip of the nose. If the tip of the nose is red or rosacea or the tip of the nose is swollen, it indicates spleen heat or spleen enlargement. Generally, the patient will feel a heavy head, cheek pain, irritability, etc. If the tip of the nose is yellow or white, it is a sign of spleen deficiency, which will cause symptoms such as excessive sweating, fear of wind, laziness of limbs, fatigue, and loss of appetite.

11. Stomach

The reflex area is on the wings of the nose. If the wings of the nose are red, it indicates stomach fire, easy hunger and bad breath. If there are red blood streaks and the condition is quite serious, it is usually gastritis. Stomach pain before meals is usually caused by gastritis. Abdominal pain one or two hours after a meal is caused by gastric ulcer, and the tenderness point is in the middle of the abdomen or slightly to the left; abdominal pain two to four hours after a meal is caused by duodenal ulcer, and the pain is in the middle of the two rows of ribs near the heart, similar to acupuncture. In severe cases, the pain may spread to the back, and the tenderness point is slightly to the right of the abdomen. If the wings of the nose are grayish green, it means that the person has a cold stomach. When you shake hands with him, you can feel the coldness of his fingertips. He has a stomachache, diarrhea, etc. due to the cold. Those with sunken nose wings usually have stomach pain in the past, which forms the root of the disease and can cause atrophic gastritis, and atrophic gastritis is more likely to cause gastric cancer. Thin nose wings and deep grooves indicate atrophic gastritis.

12. Small Intestine

The reflex area is located just below the cheekbone and slightly inside. If there are red blood streaks, acne, spots, moles or freckles in this area, it proves that the small intestine's absorption function is poor, and the person will generally be thin.

13. Large Intestine

The reflex area is located just below the cheekbone and slightly to the outside. If there are red blood streaks, acne, spots, moles, or freckles in this area, it means that the person has an abnormal large intestine excretion function, and generally has dry stools, constipation, or loose stools. If there are half-moon-shaped spots in this area, it proves that the person is constipated or has hemorrhoids. The intersection of the lower line of the root of the nose and the drooping line of the outer canthus of the eye is the rectal reflex area. If there are spots here, it is hemorrhoids. If this area is red or has white spots, there is a possibility of rectal cancer.

14. Reproductive system:

The reflex areas are around the philtrum and lips. If a woman has moles or freckles under her lips, a red chin, and a relatively smooth kidney reflection area, it proves that she has a retroverted uterus and lower back pain. If a woman has moles or freckles around her lips, and the kidney reflex area is not good, or if the area around her lips is blue, black or white, and the kidney reflex area is not good, these two situations generally prove that the person is sexually frigid. If a woman has moles, it usually means she has a disease in her uterus. If a man has moles or freckles around his lips and his kidney reflex area is not good, it means that he has problems with his reproductive system. If a man over 40 years old has a thick upper lip, it may be an enlarged prostate; if there are acne on the upper lip that heals and reappears, it may be prostatitis. If a man's upper lip is uneven and has grooves, it indicates male sexual dysfunction. If the sides of a man's upper lip are red, it also indicates prostatitis.

Attachment:

(1) A mole on the upper eyelid indicates dizziness.

(2) If there are moles or freckles on any reflex area of ​​a body part, it means that your ancestors suffered from a disease in that area.

(3) Diabetes: The nose tip is bumpy, there are red bloodshot eyes in the kidney area, and the nose wings are red. Swollen eyelids, chapped lips and a red line in the middle of the tongue may be symptoms of diabetes. (4)

Dark circles around the eyes indicate insufficient blood flow to the brain. It can easily cause trigeminal neuralgia and poor sleep.

(5) If there are two blue veins in the throat, it indicates rheumatoid arthritis.

(6) Spots all over the face are a sign of thrombocytopenia.

If you experience symptoms near the hairline on your forehead, it indicates poor cardiovascular function or mental stress. If there is a mole, it means that the cardiovascular function is congenitally poor. If there are bumps, redness, swelling, blueness, purpleness, blackness, or darkness on the skin, it means that you have poor cardiovascular function or are under great mental stress now or for some time. If it is spots or pigmentation, it means long-term poor cardiovascular function or long-term excessive mental stress.

The circled part between the eyebrows and halfway between the eyebrows represents the lungs, pharynx and larynx of the respiratory system.

The circle drawn on the outer side of the halfway point between the eyebrows, including the temples, represents the liver.

The area below the eyes and above the cheekbones represents the gallbladder.

The root of the nose between the two eyes represents the cardiovascular system.

The area between the eyes and the sides of the nose root represents the chest cavity for men and the mammary glands for women. Both men and women look cross-eyed.

Another location of the liver is at the break of the nose bridge, and the location of the gallbladder is on both sides of the break of the nose bridge. It is said that the liver and gallbladder are connected and reflect each other.

The tip of the nose represents the spleen, and the wings of the nose represent the stomach.

The area from below the cheekbone to the parallel of the big U-shape at the lower end of the nose, the outer side represents the large intestine. The small U-shaped area on the inner side represents the small intestine.

The area between the cheekbones and ears, including the ears and cheeks, represents kidney function.

The philtrum represents the bladder. The area around the mouth represents the reproductive system.

The chin represents the kidneys or body aches; acne all over the face indicates mental stress.

Extremely difficult or incurable facial features

Anyone who shows any of the following signs of death should be careful.

1: Black appears on the forehead, nose tip, and cheeks, and you will feel sad for three days.

2: Hair becomes dry and stands on end, causing discomfort for 15 days.

3: If blue air flows from the hairline directly down to the forehead, regardless of the severity of the illness, the person will die in 60 days. If it reaches the bridge of the nose, the person will die in a month. If it reaches the philtrum, the person will suffer for seven days.

4: If there seems to be a white line from the forehead into the ear or nose, it is also a fatal sign.

5: If the teeth are black, white or dark blue in color, the person will die. (Note: complexion is based on your first impression, so don’t look too closely)

6: People with dark forehead, heavy head, stiff neck, and downward gaze are also beyond help.

7: If a person is seriously ill for a long time and his pupils become fixed and motionless, he will die.

8: The entire nose becomes withered and black, and is beyond cure.

9: If there is a white horizontal line or purple-black line between the Mingmen (in front of the ear) and the nose, the person will die.

10: If black air enters the philtrum, the person will die.

11: Dry, white and yellow mouth corners, feeling uncomfortable for seven days.

12: If the lips are blue and the tongue is as black as pig liver, nine out of ten illnesses will lead to death.

(Note: Complexion is based on your first intuition. Do not look closely. If you look closely, you will see nothing. It all depends on your intuition. Be confident.)