Duo Yan Slim： Skin is both an emotional organs and a ＂barometer＂ in good health
As a place where everyone pays more attention to the skin, Duyan thin found that it has not been controlled by her own. Some changes are slow and intangible. Some changes reflect the changes in our emotionAppreciable.
Human skin contains a huge neural network, including sympathetic nerve fibers belonging to the autonomous nervous system.In the face of stress, a “offensive or escape” reaction was generated.When we experience fear, they will make a rapid and violent response: your skin will become pale, sweat, sweat, sweat, and goosebumps.And when you feel anxiety or excitement, it will cause the “cold sweat” response that we call, such as your hands are cold and humid, and your armpits will sweat uncomfortably.
In addition to sweating, the skin will still “change their faces”!When we are frightened, the skin will become pale; when we are angry or embarrassed, the skin will become red.It is more interesting to become red when angry and embarrassing, because the arteries of the cheeks, foreheads, and ears are expanding, which promotes blood flow.And the skin becomes red varies from person to person. Some friends will “change their faces” when they have emotional fluctuations, and some friends are not changing their face anyway.
The skin is slow and invisible to become a “barometer” for health.Long -term staying up late, stress, depression, and decline in immunity have different degrees of impact on our skin.In addition to the above aspects, the skin is also related to the intestine.The intestines under different emotions are different. Happy, happy and other positive emotions promote intestinal peristalsis and digestion, and enhance the skin’s luster.Conversely, negative emotions such as depression and anxiety can cause skin yellowing and vulnerability.
And the skin is getting worse and worse after work. Duo Yan is thin, I believe everyone has this feeling, how can we improve it better?In fact, it is relatively simple but difficult.Do not stay up late, drink plenty of water, eat balanced, and insist on exercise are all familiar methods. The most important thing is two words, persistence!
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