12 Health Problems You Can Identify Using Only Your Tongue

Tongue diagnosis is a common method for determining the cause of health issues in some traditional medicines. It is the initial step on the 30-feet digestive tract, and it reveals what occurs under the inner digestive skin, which is the skin that lines the digestive tract.

The inner digestive skin:

1. Regulates genetic and epigenetic alterations to the human genome

2. Protects against environmental toxins

3. Hosts trillions of beneficial bacteria

4. Regulates the absorption of vitamins, minerals, and nutrients

5. Is the location of the derivation of 95% of serotonin

6. Is the place where 80% of the immune system is concentrated

Since we cannot see it, the tongue reveals its state and can indicate the status of the digestion.

A healthy tongue has pinkish color across its entire surface, with small cylindrical taste buds on the top surface. It has a very thin white coating of mucus, with no teeth marks, or cracks on it. It is not too dry or too wet.

The epithelium of the stomach is most directly connected to the appearance of the tongue, so the mucus lining quality can be revealed by the tongue lining.

Swollen Tongue

It means that the lymphatic system has become congested, backing up into the cervical lymph nodes, adenoids, tonsils, and tongue.

Pale Tongue

It is a sign that the body lacks the proper amount of good stomach acid and digestive enzymes in order to digest food properly and absorb nutrients, minerals, and vitamins.

Dry Tongue

This clearly shows that the stomach is dehydrated and it cannot digest foods properly.

Acid Tongue

Acid tongue, characterized by redness, and dryness, is a sign of heartburn, which is caused by the accumulation of stomach acid, which irritates the stomach, tongue, mouth, and esophagus.

Boggy Tongue

A boggy tongue is a sign of digestive issues, and it looks swollen, wet, and pale.

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