Aries Health Status

They should be careful!

Aries may hurt a part of their body, especially their head, as a result of their hasty and anxious movements. They may have cuts, burns or scars on their faces. Aries individuals should always protect their eyes, ears, teeth, and heads. Aries' adrenal glands secrete excessive adrenaline in times of danger. When this secretion mixes with the blood, the body is revitalized with energy and enthusiasm. Aries' adrenaline secretions may be imbalanced, leading to a disruption in their energy levels. They should balance their nerves by avoiding coffee and white sugar. When their nerves are disturbed, their stomachs may also be affected. Being assertive, stubborn, and energetic, Aries work without resting and may end up falling sick as a result. Aries hate getting sick. They tend to overlook minor symptoms, hoping that the illness will pass on its own.


Vitamins and Minerals Balance...

If the effects of the planet Mars dominate in their natal charts (strong Mars aspects, Aries rising sign, Sun in Aries, Mars in the 6th house, or Aries in the 6th house), they need to pay attention to the balance of certain minerals and vitamins in their bodies. The position of Mars in the chart can indicate possible deficiencies in the body. Vitamin A, B1, B2, B6, B12, C, E, K, P; folate, niacin, iron, copper, and manganese intake can help with these deficiencies. If Mars is under negative influences, they should focus on protein consumption. This is because proteins struggle to be converted into a beneficial form in adverse Mars interactions. In cases of adverse Mars influences, adrenaline secretion becomes imbalanced. Ginseng can be recommended as a regulator. Ginseng is a plant that stimulates adrenaline secretion by providing energy. If you have hypoglycemia, you should consult a doctor as increasing adrenaline secretion can raise your blood sugar levels!


During times when Mars receives challenging aspects in their charts or during daily influences, Aries, who are more easily affected than others, should opt for vitamin C, which helps store energy and provides protection against illnesses. Vitamin C accelerates the oxidation process in cells. It is also a vitamin that is quickly absorbed and easily eliminated from the body. Rose hips, grapefruit, pineapple, oranges, lemons, apples, peaches, mangoes, blackberries, apricots, bananas, soybeans, broccoli, and other green vegetables, beef, liver, red peppers, potatoes, and cabbage are rich sources of vitamin C.


In addition, suitable foods include:

Containing Vitamin P: Peppers, apricots, cherry varieties, grapes, lemons, oranges, grapefruit, parsley, dried plums, fresh plums, rose hips.


Containing Iron: Meat products, fish, green leafy vegetables, eggs, avocado, unrefined wheat products, dandelion, strawberries, onions.


Containing Manganese: Green vegetables, fresh green peppers, cucumbers, mustard plant, eggs, wheat products, almonds, walnuts, blackberries, dates, chestnuts, bananas.


Containing Vitamin A: Milk, butter, cheese, egg, banana, fish oil, all yellow and green vegetables, okra, spinach, avocado, mango, papaya, pineapple, orange, apricot, pumpkin, meat and liver products.


Containing Vitamin B1: Yeast, meat, peanuts, unrefined rice, soybeans.


Containing Vitamin B12: Offal, liver, egg yolk, milk is recommended.