Palmistry reveals the length of your life

Palmistry reveals the length of your life

The hand is like a mini version of the body, containing the health status of the internal organs. Each finger corresponds to a different body organ. The half-moon marks and palm lines on the fingers can show which part of the body has a problem and serve as an early warning. Therefore, palmistry can not only tell us about physical illnesses, but also tell us how long we will live. Here I will teach you how to predict the length of your life through palmistry from the perspective of palmistry illustrations.

1. Palmistry reveals diseases and destiny

1. The index finger is longer than the ring finger: Women have good fertility, are more modest, sensitive, and prone to breast cancer; men have weaker fertility, stronger verbal expression, and poor sense of direction.

2. The ring finger is longer than the index finger: women have weaker fertility, are overconfident, and more adventurous; men have stronger fertility, are good at mathematics, and are more likely to suffer from autism.

3. The stronger you can clench your fist when you are just born, the longer you will live: Usually, babies are born with their fists clenched, with the thumb tucked among the other four fingers. If you hold it very tightly, it means that the liver qi is particularly strong, and you need to secure your soul at the same time. On the contrary, when a person dies, he or she lets go, which means that the soul is scattered.

4. Peeling around the edges of the fingers: I believe many people will have this condition. There is always dead skin around the edges of the fingers, which comes back again. In fact, this is a manifestation of poor blood circulation at the ends. Because there are many capillaries gathered at the base of the nails, when the blood in the body becomes thicker, it becomes difficult for it to pass through these tiny capillaries. This will cause the skin at the base of the nail to peel or curl up due to poor blood flow.

5. There are horizontal or vertical lines on the nail surface: The surface of normal and healthy nails is smooth, without obvious vertical or horizontal lines. However, these lines usually appear when you are overworked or lack of sleep, and if the vertical lines persist, it may be a precursor to poor heart functioning, while horizontal lines indicate insufficient Qi and blood.

6. The number of half-moons at the base of the fingers: The half-moon marks on the nails are the boundaries of the yin and yang meridians and represent the meridian qi of the human body, so they are also called the health circle. If there are 8-10 spots on all ten fingers, and the area accounts for one-fifth of the nail, it is very healthy. If there is only a little or no cold on all ten fingers, it means that your body is cold and your hands and feet are particularly sensitive to cold.

7. Brittle and easily broken nails: malnutrition and endocrine disorders. In severe cases, internal organs may be affected. Lifestyle should be improved.

8. Nails are pink, without spots or lines: these are healthy nails. If the nails are pale and bloodless, it means that the qi and blood are deficient; if the nails are purple, it means arteriosclerosis and high blood lipids; if the nails are blue, it means severe cold and blood stasis; if the nails are yellow, there may be problems with the liver and gallbladder, or poor blood sugar metabolism.

2. If you can exercise your fingers, you will live longer

How to make your body and fingers healthier? Exercise your fingers. You can rub walnuts or do finger exercises frequently if you often type on the computer. Get regular exercise and eat a balanced diet. From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, fingers and meridians are the same, and they also concentrate many important acupuncture points. Therefore, keeping your fingers moving will help you live longer. Tapping your fingers together is also a good exercise method.

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