Find out what your ears are talking about you

What do our ears say about us?

Ears can serve as a way of identification. When we are born, our ears are already fully formed. They do not change during life, although the lobe stretches slightly. This makes the ears as good a way of identifying a person as fingerprints.

Presence of recessive or dominant genes. According to studies, the lobules of the ear that are fused with the skull are considered a recessive genetic sign, and the "free" lobes are dominant.

Coronary heart disease. The presence of a diagonal fold on the earlobe suggests a possible risk of coronary heart disease.

Lack of vitamins and calcium. Very pale ears can signal a deficiency of vitamins and calcium in the body.

Brain dysfunction. If your ears are dark red, this may be a sign of a memory loss, permanent headaches or brain problems.