Self Facial Structure Analysis

Facial feature become distorted or out of balance by trauma to your face and skull. The muscles that are covered by your skin, distort how you look when those muscles are in spams or are so lax the skin become flabby not toned or weak. How could you tell if your face was out of balance. Take a flexible tape measure used for sewing. Measure from the middle opening of your right ear to the center tip of your nose. Next measure the left ear to the center of the tip of your nose.  Most people will find that these two measurement are off by 1/8 inch to as much as 1/2 to 3/4 of an inch. What this tells you is there is twisting in the positions of the cranial bone.(What if the nose is crooked? Take another landmark that would be midway between the ear and middle of the chin)  Looking at the actual measurements from the right side of the face to the left side of the face tell us how much out of balance your underlying bone structures is. This is usually related to forgotten trauma to your head.

 
1.  Facial bags under the eyes are affected by two major things
        a) Kidney meridian energy, 
        b) Incorrect position of upper mouth bone area (maxilla)

2.  Deep indentation of smile muscles indicates
        a) Digestive issue affecting the stomach meridian
        b) The position of the cheek bones are rotated inward
        c) The smile muscle are weakened by the incorrect position of the cheek bones

3.  Uneven eye levels indicates major head trauma and changes in the eye socket structure.
       a) One eye appearing smaller indicates cranial bones twisting backward.
       b) The skin above the eye that droops indicates forehead bone trauma
       c) Crows feet at the side of your eyes indicates lack of mineral absorption.
       d) Crows feet pattern results from three major facial bones twisted out of position. 
       e) The vertical crease between the eyebrows can come from head trauma.
        f) The short vertical line between the eyebrows indicates liver congestion issues.

4.  Brown aging spots come from poor digestion of fats; liver gall bladder issues.
   
5.  Red tip of the nose seems to indicate heart challenges yet to show up.

6.  Swollen lips indicate digestive dysfunctions.

7. Above upper lip - short vertical lines indicate hormone imbalances or deficiences.

8. Horizontal lines on the forehead indicate circulation issues and stored colon waste.

9. Stress takes an enormous toll on the way we look. Stress can make us look sad, anxious,
   depressed, happy, joyful, or hundreds of other emotions. Our face reflects and reveals
   what is happening emotionally inside us. There are many ways to release this stress by just
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Some of these changes in facial features can be related as far back as your early childhood, teenage falls or sports injuries affecting the head, orthodontics, car accidents even fender benders.  These traumas to the head were forgotten as soon as the pain went away. However, your body remembered these traumas as changes in 19 different senses the body uses to know what is happening in your environment. Most people who have some joint problems can tell you when it is going to rain. Their joints use the barometric pressure sense to tell them that rain is coming.  Everyone is sensitive to too much heat or to little heat.  Temperature is another sense most people don't think about how their body tells them what their environment is like and how to adapt to it; a heat wave or a cold snap. In any injury it is more that just the sense of pain or sight, hearing, taste, smell or feelings that gets altered. Your brain gets altered in each and every trauma you have experienced and records this in your face. This trauma has been translated into aging facial appearances, distortion in the underlying bone structure and breakdown in your brain and nerve system. 
 

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