Palmistry analysis of the half-moon mark on the fingernails

In fact, in palmistry, it not only symbolizes one's destiny, but can also reveal various aspects of one's own information. Do you know what the crescent on the finger in palmistry represents? The half-moon mark is also called the little sun or the white crescent. So what do the half-moon marks on nails mean? The following article will take you to learn some knowledge about palmistry.

The white crescent, also known as the half-moon mark, is a white arc-shaped mark that appears at the one-fifth point below the nail. This is the half-moon mark, and some people call it the little sun.

There is no necessary relationship between white crescent and health. First of all, let’s talk about the origin of the crescent moon. The crescent moon is caused by the human body’s metabolism. The nails grow quickly, and a white crescent moon will form on the part of the finger where there are no blood vessels. So children don’t have a lunula, and many elderly people also don’t have a lunula, but that doesn’t mean they are unhealthy!

One-fifth of the way down the nail, there is a white arc-shaped mark, which is the half-moon mark, also known as the little sun or crescent white. So what do the half-moon marks on nails mean? This issue of palmistry illustrations will take you to understand what the half-moon marks on the nails represent. Let’s take a look at it with Lao Cai’s Feng Shui blog.

Fingernails are the place where the yang meridians and yin meridians intersect, as the "Yellow Emperor's Internal Classic" said: "The interaction of yin and yang generates dynamic Qi, and dynamic Qi is the root of the twelve meridians." Changes in the circulation of Qi and blood in the human body can be observed through the fingernails.

The half-moon mark on the nail is a white half-moon shape at the bottom 1/5 of the nail, also known as the health circle.

The development of the half-moon mark on the nails is affected by nutrition, environment, and physical fitness, and represents the essence of the human body. It can reflect the body's positive and negative conditions and thereby infer the good or bad consequences of the disease.

When the digestion and absorption system is poor, the half-moon marks will become blurred, reduced, or even disappear completely.

If the area of ​​the half-moon mark is smaller than 1/5 of the nail, it indicates insufficient energy and poor gastrointestinal absorption. If the lunula suddenly becomes dark, shrinks, or disappears, it is often an indication of a wasting disease, tumor, or bleeding. Children do not have half-moon marks before they develop. If adults have too much nightlife and sex, the half-moon marks will disappear and be difficult to grow back.

When the half-moon mark is larger than 1/5, it is usually a sign of myocardial hypertrophy, which makes the person prone to cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases, hypertension, stroke and other diseases.

The color of the half-moon mark is milky white, which is normal;

The gray color of the half-moon mark indicates weak essence, blood, fatigue and weakness. This type of people are energetic, have good physique, and are healthy both physically and mentally. Affects the digestion and absorption function of the spleen and stomach, which can easily cause anemia;

The color of the half-moon mark is pink and cannot be distinguished from the color of the nail body, which can easily cause diseases such as diabetes and hyperthyroidism. It indicates that the functions of internal organs are declining and physical energy is being consumed too much;

The purple color of the half-moon mark can easily cause poor cardiovascular and cerebrovascular blood circulation, insufficient blood and oxygen supply, and easily lead to dizziness, headache, and cerebral arteriosclerosis.

The color of the half-moon mark is black, which is often seen in severe heart disease, tumors, or drug and heavy metal poisoning caused by long-term medication.

TCM perspective

According to Chinese medicine: Nails are the beauty of tendons and the residue of blood. If qi is not consumed, it returns to the liver to become blood. If blood is not consumed, it returns to the kidney to become essence. If essence is not consumed, it returns to the bones to become marrow.

According to traditional Chinese medicine, nails are the remnants of tendons and are external signs of the liver and gallbladder. Simply put, looking at the fingernails can measure the strength and weakness of the qi and blood in the internal organs, and can tell whether a person is healthy or not. The half-moon on the fingernails can be said to be a "barometer" of human health.

Traditional Chinese medicine experts say that it is scientific and reasonable for traditional Chinese medicine to diagnose a person's health based on the half-moon on the nails. A healthy person should have seven or eight half-moons on his fingers. People who have no half-moons on their fingers except the thumb are prone to kidney deficiency.

This is where the essence comes from. The essence is also where the vital energy resides. The half-moon mark is very important because it displays the condition of essence, blood and qi. The role of vitality:

1. Nourish all internal organs of the body.

2. Promote the normal operation of Qi and blood in the internal organs.