How Your Face Gives Clues About Your Internal Health: Expert Reveals

Did you know your face can reveal clues about your internal health? There’s a fascinating connection between facial features and our body’s organs, which is also known as Face Mapping in scientific language.

What Is Face Mapping?

Face mapping, also known as facial reflexology or face reading, is a practice rooted in traditional Chinese medicine and Ayurveda. In this practice, the experts analyse your face to determine the health of internal systems and organs. The concept is based on the idea that different areas of the face correspond to specific organs or body functions.

In an Instagram video posted on @versatilevivesgallery, Dr Dimple Jangda, a renowned Gut Health and Ayurveda Coach was seen sharing her insights on the topic. During the conversation with Gunjan Taneja, an ACE Certified Health Coach, Dimple revealed that our face gives messages and signals about the health or condition of various parts of our body. “Not many people know but this is an intuitive and holistic approach to study health that has been practised since 5000 years. All your organs are connected,” said Dr Jangda. She further explained the connection between different facial parts and internal organs.

 

 

 

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key Points About Face Mapping

Here are some insights on face mapping that Dr Jangda shared during the conversation:

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Forehead

Linked to digestion and bladder, breakouts on the forehead may indicate poor digestion, bloating, or stress, signalling a need to address internal imbalance for clearer skin and better health.

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Nose

This area is tied to the heart and cardiovascular health, making it a reflection of our circulatory system. Any redness or blemishes here could be a sign of underlying issues like high blood pressure, poor circulation, or cardiovascular stress, encouraging us to take a closer look at our heart health

Cheeks

This area is linked to lung health, signalling respiratory issues or allergies through blemishes or imbalances, encouraging us to address breathing and lung function.

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Chin and Jawline

Linked to hormonal balance, breakouts here signal potential hormonal fluctuations or reproductive system imbalances.

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