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Q: Band-aids: what for?

I noticed lots of my students have various tiny square band-aids on their ears. When I asked, I was told it is for their eye sight. *confused*

15 years 1 week ago in  Health & Safety - Lanzhou

 
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TCM if you interfere with the hearing just a little bit it will improve the eyesight Tongue

"poor eyesight"is a round about way to say they missed Puzzled ...

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I had a student recently get her ears pierced for "eyesight" reasons. I believe that the ear is connected to the eye in Chinese medicine. Rather than getting an actual peircing, these students are probably just getting a new hole punched in the ear to improve eyesight.

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Live passionately, even if it kills you, because something is going to kill you anyway."rn-- Webb Chiles

 
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I wonder what the nose is connected to...no scratch that what is the.... connected to?

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Tired of dirt and lies.

 
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This is acumpuncture!

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The ear bone's connected to the eye bone.
The eye bone's connected .....

Or the song goes something like that.

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