Look in the mirror, 10 parts will tell you where you are sick!

How can you prevent diseases and know if you are sick? You need to pay attention to the symptoms of the disease in advance. Chinese medicine teaches you a comprehensive examination: look in the mirror, and 10 parts will tell you where you are sick!

1. Brain

Dr. Mark Hans, an orthodontic expert at Case Western Reserve University in the United States, said that people with big and round heads are more likely to suffer from sleep apnea syndrome.

2. Face

Dr. Hilma Kim Teal, an expert from the International Hepatitis Foundation, said that yellowing of the face and eyes under soft white light is an obvious symptom of diseases such as hepatitis or jaundice.

3. Eyebrows

The liver area is between the eyebrows. Excessive intake of alcohol or other "toxins" will be reflected in this area. People with thick right eyebrows are more likely to get angry, while people with thick left eyebrows tend to suppress their anger.

4. Chin

Often hormone imbalances will manifest themselves on the chin, such as acne. However, if an adult's chin is congested, it means that the kidneys are overloaded and the physical and mental stress is too great.

5. Cheek

A cheek rash may be a sign that the body is lacking oxygen and needs to improve its breathing. This area is also prone to acne, and local medication should be used in a timely manner, while controlling the intake of stimulating foods such as coffee.

6. Oral cavity

Changes in the lips can reflect gastrointestinal problems, discomfort in the jaw can reflect colon problems, and spots or discolored rashes around the lips can reflect poor bowel movements, bloating, or loss of appetite.

7. Skin

Dr. Stephen Webster, professor of dermatology at the University of Minnesota Medical School, said that if you have large moles on your body, you should be careful about melanoma (the most common skin cancer in men).

8. Waist

A study by Cornell University in the United States found that men with "apple-shaped" bodies are more likely to suffer from heart disease than men with "pear-shaped" bodies. A study by Johns Hopkins University found that people with a "potbelly" are at greater risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

9. Legs

A 15-year study by the University of Bristol in the UK found that people with short legs and long upper bodies are at greater risk of heart disease. For every half inch that the legs are shorter than the upper body compared to normal proportions, the risk of coronary heart disease increases by 10%.

10. Cornea

Dr. Monica L. Monica, an ophthalmologist in New Orleans, USA, said that for men in their thirties and forties, if a white ring appears on the outer edge of the cornea, it means that the cholesterol is too high.

Therefore, if you want to know whether you are sick or not, you should observe the symptoms of the above-mentioned body parts in time and conduct a comprehensive examination: look in the mirror, and these 10 parts will tell you where you are sick.