Nose piercing

Nose piercing:

Nose piercing is a Hindu ritual, where nose rings are worn on left or right side or both sides of the nostril. Nowadays it became a fashion accessory and is worn by everyone.

Cultural Beliefs:

Mainly females used to do nose piercing at the time of marriage to honor Goddess Parvathi.

It is a sign of marriage.

Important Facts:

• Nose piercing has to take place at the age of five to seven years old.
• In ancient times, it was believed there is a connection between the nose and sex. Males having a large nose were a sign for a large sexual organ and a woman with a small nose will have small sexual organs and have the least desire for sexual pleasure.

Scientific Reasons:

• Nose piercing can control the respiratory problems, fits, hearing problems and blood pressure.
• This is a breath regularize to eliminate the poison that comes out while breathing carbon.
• The nose piercing on the left nostril is linked with the female reproductive organs. Females are likely to have fewer pains during the deliver time and at the menstrual time as the vein are pressed through the piercing. The gynecological problems can be cured.
• The carbon that is produced during the sex can be minimized by wearing the gold or silver ornament in the nose.
• An ophthalmologist says that it is difficult to control the women who wear the nostril ring, as this will control the brain wave length.