Many piercings on ears or just one wrong piercing may provoke diseases of internal organs. NEWS.am STYLE took an interview from beauty expert Marina Kocharyan.
There are 170 biologically active points on ear, while total 11 on the ear lobe. If piercing is done in the zone of biologically active points then permanent carrying of an earring may influence on a certain organ and provoke pain. The point of the ‘eyesight’ is in the center of an ear lobe and in case of a permanent carrying the earring may lead to deterioration of eyesight.
The center of the lobe is convenient, however, here carefulness is also necessary, because if the piercing is made wrongly the eyesight may be deteriorated. Another important issue is the type of the earring and the metal it is made of, for example, silver or gold are very convenient.
By Laura Balayan
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