Look at the tongue carefully, it can reveal indications about the state of health and warn of a serious danger. Be careful!
We must learn to look at our body and listen to it. In fact, when something doesn’t work, it tends to send signals that we often mistakenly ignore. These can be small alarm bells that will avoid unpleasant consequences.
Eyes, skin, tongue, hair, a healthy organism can be seen in every little detail. It should be a common habit to take breaks to look carefully in the mirror. In this way you could notice anomalies in the body and understand whether you are healthy or not. Among the doctors’ suggestions is to observe the eyes. If white with a yellow tendency it could reveal liver problems while a white ring around the pupil would indicate a heart problem.
Even eyebrows can “speak”. Noticing hair loss on the extremities suggests an abnormality in the endocrine system. Pale lips? It may depend on anemia while if cracked it would indicate a vitamin D deficiency or a fungal infection. And again ears, hands, nails, legs, neck, every part of our body reveals the state of health. Language can also provide important information.
Understand the state of health by looking at the tongue
If sticking out your tongue notice indentations and irregular waves then you may have a health problem. Usually the different appearance is linked to constant pressing of the tongue against the teeth but there could also be other causes. Doctors associate cuts and indentations with a vitamin deficiency (B, B12 or B2) or with the habit of clenching or grinding the teeth. In this case you would also have frequent headaches and notice wear and tear on your teeth as well as sensitivity to cold and hot foods.
Another tongue pattern with irregular waves It’s dehydration which can cause swelling of some body tissues such as the tongue. But the cause can also be limited space in the mouth for the tongue so much so that it presses against the teeth constantly. As a result you may suffer from sleep apnea. Lastly, the different appearance of the tongue could be associated with a thyroid problem that swells the tongue and causes it to press against the teeth.
In general, the language of a healthy person should be moist, with smooth edges, pink in color at the edges and lighter in the center. Furthermore, it must evert and lift onto the palate without difficulty. If this is not the case, it is better to consult a doctor.
