Note: Excluding issues with the eyes themselves, this indicates vascular pathology. It impairs blood circulation, causing metabolic disorders in the optic nerve and resulting in vision loss.
Symptom 2: Hair Loss
Suggestion: Entering a career peak often brings heightened mental and psychological stress, disrupting endocrine function and blood circulation, leading to hair loss and gradual thinning. It's cruel only to oneself and loved ones. For the faithless, it's merely fleeting remorse—why give them the advantage?
Symptom 3: Hearing Loss
Indicator: Poor blood circulation in the inner ear's auditory nerves leads to declining hearing. Additionally, urban noise pollution combined with young adults' frequent use of personal audio devices may cause subtle hearing damage in youth. However, the consequences of this damage become distinctly noticeable around age 30.
Symptom 4:Reduced Sexual Drive
Indicator: For men in their 30s, diminished sexual function stems from both psychological and physiological factors. Psychological causes include aesthetic fatigue and excessive mental stress, while physiological factors involve declining testosterone levels and poor blood circulation, all contributing to erectile dysfunction.
Phenomenon 5: Weak Physical Performance
Indicator: Prolonged elevated heart rate after exercise, coupled with diminishing cardiac regulatory capacity, indicates a decline in the heart's inherent reserve function.
This reflects aging of the heart muscle and reduced elasticity, linked to poor vascular health.
Phenomenon 6: Shortness of Breath
Indicator: Breathlessness after climbing stairs or running suggests declining lung function.This results from aging heart muscle and diminished elasticity, linked to poor vascular health.
Symptom 6: Shortness of Breath
Insight: Breathlessness after climbing stairs or running indicates declining lung function. Studies show lung capacity begins decreasing after age 20 without structured exercise.