Can someone explain me what people mean with “health indicators”

[¿Mandy]

Expect clear skin and no dark eye circles I can’t think of any more

 

[Mess]

Red lips, white sclera, healthy hair, etc.

 

[WorthlessIncel]

Undertones, sclera colour

 

[neymar]

Collagen quality
Clear skin
Hair density/thickness
Sclera color
Teeth alignment
Teeth color
Gum color
Breathe
Fat distribution
Eyebags
Nails quality

 

[neymar]

Yay I finally got a tick on a reply

 

[Randomized Shame]

If you mean what the actual definition means, it's about using (normally external) factors that would normally indicate someone's health status; someone with cancer and going through chemotherapy would have external factors that indicate their poor health, such as the loss of hair, pale or chapped skin, losing weight quickly, looking nauseous, etc.

When it relates to beauty/looksmaxxing/etc, sometimes you will have a bad 'health indicator' that is not actually being caused by an underlying health issue, but it looks like it is or is traditionally associated with a health issue, and/or it's about improving your appearance to make it seem like you're a healthy individual whether you are or not.

For obvious reasons, most of the time these symptoms are caused by an underlying condition, so it makes sense to treat what's the cause.

@neymar's list is a good list because it displays what symptoms are traditionally associated with health. His list is actually good for both ways. As an example, nails can be an indication of good or poor health.