Face Mapping: What That Pimple Is Trying To Tell You

Forehead: Digestive Problems

Pimples here are usually linked to the digestive system, and may indicate that you’re having a hard time breaking down certain foods. It may also indicate liver problems (having too many toxins), stress, or an irregular sleep schedule.

In order to improve your digestive system, try to eat less junk food and shift to health food. Try to increase your metabolism rate by different natural ways. Also, cut the amount of fatty products in your diet. Drink more water and try to consume more cooling vegetables and fruits.

Between The Brows: Liver Problem

Did you have to break down and get fast food yesterday? Greasy, fatty foods may be connected to acne here. Stick with healthy choices as much as you can! Another possible cause”�too much alcohol. If you find pimples here after a night out where you consumed a few drinks, that may be your issue.

You can also see the food allergies in this zone.

Temple: Kidneys Functioning

If you see anything around your eyes, it may be a sign of dehydration.  This includes the dark circles also. Drink more water and more liquid product to solve the problem.

Tip Of The Nose: Heart

This zone relates to the body blood pressure and levels of Vitamin B. Stop consuming meat products and try to intake more fresh air. Also, try to find out the more ways to lower your cholesterol. You can do this by replacing the “bad fats” with “good fats”. For example, you can intake Omegas 3 and 6 fat, which are found in fish, flaxseeds, nuts and avocado.

Kate Davies

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