Under Eye Problems: Naturally Resolve Dark Skin, Puffiness and/or Hollows

If there is discoloration, puffiness or hollows under your eyes, this gives you important information, as it signals an inner imbalance. Should you see any of these indicators, the following sketch and 7 photos will enable you to identify the root cause of your concern. And knowing what underlies the problem is a first step in regaining your desired complexion.

When we’re at our best, our faces beam out our vitality and core essence. Then our natural beauty shines through unhindered. But if our diet or lifestyle is off-kilter, our faces reflect just that. The location of a specific facial characteristic points to a specific imbalance. Here’s a sketch of three under eye zones and their corresponding inner organ systems according to Chinese Face Reading and the Five Elements. 

Key
Lower eyelid—Digestive function (Earth Element)
Below eyelashes and inner eye corners—Kidney system (Water Element)
Cheekbone region—Colon (Metal Element)

Facial Clues Correlate to Specific Inner Organs

Your under eye area will not look exactly like any of the photos below. Ignore the differences. Rather, you are training your eye to detect three separate zones. This enables you to connect a facial clue with an organ system. Then make targeted shifts to regain your inner balance and appearance. In the Before and After photos, you’ll see how quickly my clients upgraded their appearance and health.

So that you might more easily identify subtle facial indicators, the photos below are enlarged.

1. Twin infants with discoloration and hollows on cheekbones (colon zone). It’s normal for an infant’s chubby cheeks to cause creases or hollows on the cheekbones. However, their discoloration suggests undue internal stress. Perhaps they had colic? This was a stock photo, so we can only surmise.

2. Since exposure to mold in infancy, this 11-year-old child had a long history of compromised immunity and antibiotic use. Below his eyelashes (kidney zone), it is puffy and dark pink, especially on the right. His cheekbones (colon zone) are discolored and with hollows.

3. This 39-year-old woman suffered from fatigue and gastrointestinal issues. She is puffy below the eyelashes and blue near the inner eye corners (kidney zone). Note the discoloration, bumps and puffiness on her cheekbones, which suggest a colon issue.

4. Suffering from chronic fatigue and debilitating irritable bowel syndrome, this 65-year-old man reached out to me for help. Note the blue-black crescents at his inner eye corners that extend to his cheekbones (kidney and colon zones respectively).

Here’s this gentleman again, but not enlarged to best see his incisive gaze. While he is the most senior of these examples, his eyes reveal an astute mind. As we age, it need not all be downhill.

5. It’s easy to appreciate the light beaming from this 55-year-old woman’s face which reflects her excellent self-care history. Nevertheless health issues occur and her primary concern is the autoimmune disease Hashimoto’s thyroiditis. As the gut is always implicated in autoimmune disease, this helps explain her under eye bags, hollows and discoloration (colon). You’ll also see slight discoloration below her eyelashes, primarily below the outer portion of the eye (kidney zone).

6. Overweight, fatigue and depression are this 59-year-old’s chief concerns. Pink eyelids (digestion zone) suggest an inflammatory diet. This woman’s kidney zone, especially on the right, is puffy and pink. Additionally, it is yellow/brown and puffy on her cheekbones (colon zone).

7. Diverticulitis is this 62-year-old’s issue. Of her three zones, the pure white on the cheekbones extends up to nearly obscure her kidney zone indicators. White, incidentally, is the color associated with the Metal Element and the colon according to 5-Element Medicine.

What Does Your Under Eye Region Reveal?

Now it’s your turn. Take a look in the mirror. Should you happen to have a similar facial irregularity to any of those in the photos above, that doesn’t mean you have identical complaints. For example, white in the colon zone (photo #8) doesn’t mean that you have diverticulitis. No single facial indicator clinches a diagnosis. The location of a facial irregularity merely points to a specific organ system. And it is this information that is invaluable.

• If you have under eye indicators, note which zone they’re in.
• Facial features and indicators are not symmetrical; they typically vary from one side of the face to the other.
• A facial indicator may appear in just a portion of a given zone.

Roll Up Your Sleeves

How will you implement this exciting and practical information? Let’s assume that of the three under eye areas, your stomach zone indicator is the most dramatic and so therefore first invites support. Relying on your common sense, make a list of all the ways that you are not careful of your digestion. Now make a list of the good practices you’ll swap out for those bad habits and delight as your discoloration and/or puffiness recedes. It is that simple.

To expedite your healing, see my blogs or request a Face Reading Report via email. You’ll send your intake information and photos and within the week, I’ll provide you with support to address your individual concerns. With a lifetime of experience in assessing people’s faces and health concerns, and then coaching them accordingly, it will be my pleasure to help you expedite your healing.