The Eight Palaces on the Palm of Your Hand Show Your Health

Palmistry is divided into the palm and fingers. Those with longer fingers focus on thoughts, while those with shorter fingers focus on actions. Palmistry divides the human palm into eight palaces, with the fingertips as Li, the neck as Kan, the area under the thumb as Zhen, the opposite position as Dui, and Qian, Kun, Xun and Gen arranged in order. Corresponding to the Eight Trigrams, each trigram represents the function of an organ or bowel of the human body, so the diseases of the organs and bowels can be displayed on the trigram position on the palm. By observing the images on the palm, one can determine whether there is any disease in the various organs in the human body. Below, Ziweifu Zhouyi.com will introduce how the different shapes of the eight palaces on the palm represent a person’s health status.
1. Gan Palace <br />The Gan Palace is raised and rosy, which means that the five internal organs are full of vitality and energy, and it is a sign of good health.
There are messy lines on the Gan Palace, the skin is dry, and the complexion is dark blue, yellow and dark, indicating emotional depression, endocrine disorders, fatigue and shortness of breath.
The Gan Palace is sunken, the tendons are exposed, and the bones are exposed, and the skin is dull and pale, reflecting the weakening of the circulation of Qi and blood, which is common in people with serious or long-term illnesses.

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