The tongue plays a fundamental role in a variety of activities including swallowing, breathing, speaking, and chewing. Moreover, its effect is not limited to the mouth, but also affects breathing and posture of the head and neck and even the whole body.
Unfortunately, few people take the initiative to care about the position of their tongue. When you are not talking or eating.
The natural position of the tongue is an important clue that may be associated with common but difficult-to-explain symptoms.
The following are health related signs to show your health.
The first type – thick and greasy
It means that the tongue is covered withย thick coating , andย a lot of coatingย can be scraped offย . It will appear again the next day. This is often due toย heavy moisture, gastrointestinal stagnation, and damp-heat evil. You need to pay attention to it.

The second type – sunken
Just on the tongueย sunkenย , which is normally flat. This is oftenย caused by qi deficiencyย , and the symptoms are prominent according to the radiation areas of the organs.
The third type is – mirror tongue:
There isย no tongue coatingย , it looks smooth,ย like a mirrorย , and very red. You must know that the coating isย produce by stomach qi, which is often due to a deficiency of stomach qiย .

The fourth type – purple color
The tongue is obviouslyย blue and purpleย . This situation is often cause byย severe cold stasis and blood stasisย . You must pay attention to it.ย cardiovascular and cerebrovascular aspects.

The fifth type – cracked
It means that there are obviousย cracksย on the tongue , eitherย vertical or horizontal.ย You need to pay attention to the spleen and stomach. Manyย tongues withย gastritis look like this.

The sixth type – flower peeling
It is more common inย childrenย , also calledย “geographic tongue”, which is related to the spleen and stomachย (congenital deficiency + improper feeding)

Type 7 – Blood spots
This blood spot comes from the inside out and looks dark red. It is not cause by a tooth bite. Pay special attention to this.





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