7 Interesting Things Your Ears Can Reveal about You

Last Updated on January 7, 2021

Did you know that there is a neurological link between your organs and specific spots on your body? If you pay close attention to your ears, you can learn whether you have any lurking health problems and even foresee potential conditions.

So, we have gathered the most interesting facts about ears to help you know more about your identity and health. Browse through the next pages to reveal 7 interesting things your ears can tell about you.

(There’s a nice bonus at the end of the article that will help you relax and relieve pains!)

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#1 – Your ears can serve as identification

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Human ears are completely formed at birth, and they don’t go through any changes as we grow older. However, there is a tiny exception: the lobe gets down a little bit. This makes your ears serve as identification of who you are, exactly the way fingerprints work. It is even said that ears can be better than fingerprints when it comes to proving that you are unique.

#2 – Your ears have something to reveal about your genetics

Just like your lips, nose, and eyes, your earlobes have unique features as well. There are even little differences that make each ear really unique. One study revealed that connected earlobes, which are attached to the side of your head, indicate recessive genes, while free earlobes, which are hanging down without any contact with the side of your head, indicate dominant genes.

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#3 – Ears can signal coronary diseases

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Having a diagonal earlobe crease indicates that you might be at a higher risk of getting heart disease. An earlobe with a cease makes the earlobe seems like it’s cut in half. According to one study, a diagonal earlobe crease is a potential sign of coronary heart disease. Although scientists aren’t sure how this link works exactly, there are some theories and supporting studies.