Every night after eleven o'clock, my face will turn red. Why?

It takes some pen and ink to explain this problem to you clearly.

It is recorded in the classics that twelve o'clock a day corresponds to twelve of the twenty-four solar terms in nature. Twelve o'clock corresponds to human the twelve meridians. Midnight (at night 1 1 o'clock to 1 o'clock) corresponds to the gallbladder meridian, and the sun is born from winter to the sun. What do you mean?

From small to large, the nature turns from yin to yang. At this time, the spirit of the sun rises to prepare us for the new year and the energy we need for a day. At this time, if the yang is insufficient and the yin is excessive, it will form a yin that drives the yang to nowhere to escape.

The human body, the head governs Yang, and the feet govern Yin. Those who are covered in Yin Qi have hot feet, poor sleep at night, loud voices all day, irritability and poor comprehensive quality. Excessive Yin Qi will inevitably force a little sun be the spirit to float on it, resulting in blushing, blushing and red lips.

Generally speaking, this is the pathological phenomenon that yin flourishes and yang declines.