Di you know? there is a scientific reason behind piercing ears in Sanatan Dharma.

The earlobe is considered as the microcosm of the human body. Therefore, ear-piercing delivers numerous therapeutic benefits. Acupressure therapy states that earlier the ear piercing is performed
to a child, earlier the development of the brain takes place by benefiting the meridians connecting the brain to the earlobe. As per acupressure therapy, piercing helps in allergies and migraines. Earrings are also responsible for maintaining a uniform flow of electric current
in the body. Piercing ears helps to cleanse the nervous system and to eradicate bad thoughts from the mind. Indian physicians believed that piercing the ears and wearing earrings, increases intellectual power as also the power of decision making. In girls, ear piercing is
believed to regulate the menstrual cycle and hence reducing menstrual or premenstrual pain. It also prevents diseases like hysteria to occur. According to acupressure therapy, the earlobe is also the center of vision, and wearing earrings helps in improving the eyesight.

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