I didn’t even know that the tongue can determine all of our diseases… Scientifically proven

In addition to its functions, the tongue is also a mirror of the body, which can be used to determine immunity, diabetes, and even problems with the kidneys.

A clean, plaque-free tongue is a sign of a healthy digestive system. But it’s not as simple as that.

The tongue can reflect the condition of almost all organs and systems.

For example, the tip of the tongue represents the pelvic organs, the middle left side represents the liver, and the right side represents the spleen.
The lateral edges show the condition of the lungs – right and left. And so on.

The thicker the plaque on the tongue, the more serious the disease?

Certain areas of the surface of our tongue are responsible for certain organs. For example, the stomach – on the whole, the middle part of the tongue, the liver – at the level of the small molars, and on the tip of the tongue – the sigmoid and rectum.

Therefore, any diseases of these organs are accompanied by changes in the appearance of the tongue.

The state of health can be judged by the color of the tongue, the condition of its mucosa, plaque on it, the color of the same plaque, and the nature of its surface. In general, the plaque on the tongue is the first sign of reduced immunity and the presence of chronic diseases. And the thicker the plaque, the longer the chronic disease lasts.

Plaque covers the tongue with dysbacteriosis, stomatitis, fungal lesions, and so on.

In chronic alcohol intoxication, the tongue is covered with a brown plaque almost y root.

A bluish tinge on the tongue indicates cardiovascular insufficiency in middle-aged people long before the appearance of “heaviness” in the heart, pain, and sudden weakness.