The corresponding relationship between the five senses and the five elements is as follows: the liver is in the eyes, the kidney is in the ears, the lung is in the nose, the spleen is in the mouth and the heart is in the tongue. Therefore, the five parts of eyes, ears, nose, mouth and tongue are all related to the functions of the five internal organs, which can reflect the health status of the organs.

In addition, the five senses are also related to the five colors, five flavors, five sides and five seasons in the five elements. For example, the liver should be blue, sour, east and spring; Heart should be red, bitter, south and summer; The spleen should be yellow, sweet, medium and long in summer; The lungs should be white, pungent, western and autumn; Kidney should be black, salty, north and winter.

In a word, the five senses and the five elements are interrelated, and their relationship can be used to diagnose the health of organs. At the same time, by adjusting diet and exercise to balance the five elements, health care can also be achieved.