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1 Facial Assessment Color. Red. Heat, inflammation, upward movement. White. Closure of capillaries, cold, shock, downward/inward movement. Blue. Lack of oxygen. Purple. Stagnation, bruises. Yellow. Liver, gallbladder issues. Brown. Stagnation in organs of elimination. Gray. Lung, shock, dehydration, too much carbon monoxide. Black. Blood stagnation.. Pale. Weakness, depletion, anemia, blood not in stomach or spleen. Yellow, gray complexion with blue, purple tones around veins. Poor lipid metabolism. Sallow complexion. Digestion, assimilation, weakness. Lines in the Skin. Straight. Even temperament. Choppy. Worry, stress. Deep. The deeper, the more long- standing the issue.

2 Forehead. Lower. Small Intestine. Upper. Large Intestine Chopped up lines. Gut stress, colitis. Irritable bowel. Wiggly horizontal lines. Small intestine, too much thinking. Eyes. Under _ black. Adrenal exhaustion. Under _ brown. Adrenal or kidney weakness. Under _ gray- black or bluish. Stagnation, water retention, coldness. Under _ orange, raised patches. Not assimilating vitamin A, carotinoids. Under _ yellow. Liver, gallbladder. Under _ Blue, slight black, sunken, translucent. Lack of sleep, worrying while sleeping. Under _ dry. Fluid depletion (usually lungs). Under _ swelling, red. Allergies. Under _ puffy. Kidneys Under _ puffy, brown cast. Stagnation in the colon, kidneys, toxic lymph fluids. Under _ cross- hatched wrinkles. Toxic lymph fluids, stagnation in kidneys, toxic colon. Under _ sunken. Long- standing exhaustion. Under _ drooping bag. Turbidity and edema in extremities. Inner _ mucus. Bacterial build- up. Inner _ running or weeping. Weak kidneys. Inner white part of the eye to the interior _ red break- outs. Broken blood vessels. Bulging. Eyebrows _ full, bushy right across. Strong constitution, high androgen. Eyebrows _ thin, delicate. Weaker constitution. Eyebrows _ choppy. Constitutional diseases. Eyebrows _ dandruff. Allergies at the adrenal level. Eyebrows, outer _ thinning. Thyroid imbalance. Between _ wiggly vertical lines. Tension in the solar plexus, hiatal hernia. Outside running down outer cheek _ wiggly vertical lines. Stomach weakness.

3 Nose. Line from outside of nose down to mouth area. Large intestine. Whole _ red. Heart condition, rosacea, alcoholism. Around _ yellow. Stagnant digestion. Bridge _ line across. Allergies. Bridge _ red. Infection burning down into tissues. Tip _ red. Heart issues. Crevice _ red. Stomach irritation. Crevice _ blackheads. Large intestine re- absorbing toxins. Crevice _ bluish veins. Pelvic floor, hemorrhoids. Extending down from nostrils _ red. Heat, oxygenation. Mouth/Lips. Chapped. Dehydration. Dry cracked lips (with coated tongue). Stagnant heat, fermentation. Drooping. Problems in the colon. Cracks, dryness. B vitamin deficiency, fatty acid deficiency, irritation, dryness. Small upper lip. Tolerates carbohydrates. Around _ yellow. Stagnant digestion. Around _ dark outline. Excess melanin production, pineal gland, hormonal imbalance. Down the center _ line. Gastric irritation. Ulcer (or past history of stomach ulcer). Lower lip _ chapped. Lack of spleen and pancreas function. Corners _ cracks. Lack of enzymes. Vitamin B deficiency. Corners _ turned down. Digestive issues. Inside of lower lip _ blue. High blood pressure. Cardiac issues. Gastritis.

4 Chin. Clefted. Excessive libido, driven by reproductive organs. Dimple. Not strong libido and constitution. Small (in relation to rest of face). Low libido, weak water element. Large chin (in relation to rest of face). Strong libido, strong constitution for digestion. Ovarian- point (see diagram) _ pimples. Cyst, fibroid or tumor. Up to the corners of lip _ lines, broken or wiggly. Small intestine plasticity. Whole area _ breakouts. Lymph system in pelvic floor, polycystic ovary syndrome. Ears. Thin. Depleted. Dry, flaky. Kidney dehydration. Cartilage. Health of spine, bones. Earlobe _ well- defined. Strong constitution. Earlobe _ thinning. Loss of adrenal strength. Earlobe _ diagonal crease. Collapse capillary bed, Dehydration affecting the heart, uterus, endocrine, glands. Tragus _ loose. Relaxed stomach. Tragus _ tight. Stomach tension. Whole or tips _ red. High blood pressure. Cheeks. White blotches. Syphilis, AIDS. One red, one pale. Heat, tension, fever. Dusky darkish red. Septic heat. Gray, hollow. Depressed lung function, poor oxidation from the lungs or tight capillaries. Jaw- line. Lymphatic system. Middle from left to right _ line going across. Poor transition from small to large intestine.

5 Facial Evaluation Form Additional Observations. Forehead. Eyes. Upper Under Middle Inner Lower Eyelids Eyebrows Ears. Nose. Inner Bridge Tip Outer Crevice Size _ Shape Earlobe

6 Mouth/Lips. Chin. Upper Lip Lower Lip Jawline. Center of Lip Inside of Lip Neck. Corners

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