As the saying goes, "A thousand-mile dike breaks in an ant nest." If a minor illness is not discovered and treated in time, it will develop into a serious illness or even a serious illness, affecting physical health. "Self-diagnosis and Self-examination of Human Health" tells us how the body sends signals to us from four aspects: face, ears, hands and feet. Understanding these can prevent the disease from developing and nip the disease in the bud. I hope this book can help you achieve a healthy life. This book is a health encyclopedia that allows you to buy and read with peace of mind! You can flip through the corresponding chapters based on your body's specific conditions to easily and thoroughly understand the problems and solutions. You can adjust or treat yourself according to the treatment methods or remedies provided in this book according to the corresponding symptoms that you or others have, so that you can always maintain a healthy body and stay away from the invasion of diseases.
Reader comments
This book is very practical! It introduces how to detect diseases through the signals from these four parts of the face, ears, hands, and feet that we usually overlook. The content in the book is easy to understand. We can find the corresponding chapters based on our own or other people's symptoms to understand the problems and solutions. I particularly like the part about hand diagnosis. By observing the texture and color of the palm, you can roughly understand your health status. This book is like a family doctor and is worth recommending!
This book is very practical! It introduces how to detect diseases through the signals from these four parts of the face, ears, hands, and feet that we usually overlook. The content in the book is easy to understand. We can find the corresponding chapters based on our own or other people's symptoms to understand the problems and solutions. I particularly like the part about hand diagnosis. By observing the texture and color of the palm, you can roughly understand your health status. This book is like a family doctor and is worth recommending!