Our ears reveal our true state of health

Earwax, or cerumen, is crucial for ear health, protecting against dirt and bacteria.

Its color and texture can signal health issues

: Gray: Often from pollution, no worries unless irritation occurs.Blood: Indicates

injury or a perforated eardrum, see a doctor.Dark Brown: May result from stress,

relax to reduce it.Black: Could suggest a fungal infection, seek treatment.White: Might indicate vitamin deficiencies, improve diet…

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