Scorpio Health Status

The ruling planet of Scorpio is Pluto. Pluto is associated with unknown, deep-seated, mysterious, and powerful structures in astrology.
It also reflects information about the individual's sexual lifestyle, functioning of sexual organs, and hormonal balance. People born under the sign of Scorpio experience their emotions very deeply. Their sensations are intense. Their intense emotions can be the cause of jealousy. Therefore, difficult diseases find a way to manifest in them. Often, diagnosing an illness that a Scorpio is suffering from can be challenging. Many cases have been encountered where extensive tests and researches have yielded no results. Most of their illnesses are of a psychosomatic nature, resulting from their ambitions.

They want to experience their sexuality as intensely as anyone else. The only difference from other signs is that Scorpios have naturally intense body electricities and faster working sex hormones. They create a field of influence with the high magnetic energies they carry. Through this field, which they themselves are often unaware of, they attract people around them like a magnet. This is why Scorpios are called magnetic magnets.

Vitamins and Minerals Balance...
If the effects of the Pluto planet dominate in the natal charts (if you are a Scorpio or your Rising sign is Scorpio), all the minerals and vitamins we have mentioned so far become important. Since Pluto provides the main energy cycle, it becomes important for the body to use the necessary vitamins and minerals in a balanced way. Apricot, black grapes, cherries, lemon, orange, plum, rosehip, pepper, and parsley are very beneficial foods rich in vitamin P.

Appropriate Foods:
Containing Vitamin B2: Dairy products, milk, chicken, offal, fish products, eggs, soybeans, fibrous vegetables, almonds.

Containing Vitamin B7: Green leafy vegetables, bananas, grains.

Containing Potassium: Potatoes, soybeans, cucumber, mustard seed, spinach, tomatoes, cherries, apples, plums, bananas, melons, watermelons.

Containing Biotin: Yeast, legumes, meat, mussels.

Containing Calcium: Dairy products, bone-in meat, fats, yogurt, walnuts, hazelnuts, almonds, broccoli, lemon, orange, okra, peas, cauliflower.

Containing Phosphorus: Fish, meat, eggs, baked potatoes are useful foods among others.