Disease Detection Through Tongue Colors

Ever notice the color and shape of your tongue? Apparently, other than as a sense of taste, the tongue can also give a signal when the body is experiencing health problems. Colors and shapes that can indicate abnormal health conditions. Acupuncturist, Dr. Vanda Huang reveals the meaning of the symptoms of abnormalities detected by the tongue, as quoted from shineyahoo.com.
1. Symptoms: purple tongue.This condition could indicate a circulation that is not current. Among others, could cause chronic stress, or are experiencing chronic body aches.
Treatment: can be addressed with acupuncture, cupping, or cave sha (healing technique that involves examination fingering) to facilitate blood circulation, detoxify, and relax tense muscles.
2. Symptoms: There is a thick white layerIndicate problems with digestion or poor diet.
Medicine: Acupuncture, moxibustion (the heating process herb, usually Artemisia, over certain acupuncture points to nourish and strengthen the body's organs), and dietary changes such as reducing raw foods, soy, milk, and sugar.

3.Symptoms: it has a yellow coating.Denotes excessive body heat because too much alcohol, spicy foods, emotional stress in the long term, or the result of smoking.
Medicine: Acupuncture and taking of body temperature cooling herbs, like peppermint, nettles, cilantro, and dandelion greens, which added a variety of Chinese herbs.

4. Symptoms: grooved tongue shape.Shows the fatigue that can lead to loss of passion, strength decreased memory, and easy to feel cold.
Medicine: Acupuncture, moxibustion, and changing eating patterns (multiply natural foods easily digested, such as pumpkin, sweet potatoes, and carrots), and consumption of food is also warming, such as garlic, ginger, onion, green onion, and cinnamon .

5. Symptoms: The end of bright red tongue.Indicates stress, anxiety, worry, and difficulty sleeping.
Medicine: Acupuncture, relaxation techniques, eating herbs such as wheat, lemon, lavender and St. John's wort is added a variety of Chinese herbs.



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