What does the island pattern on the lifeline indicate?

When there is an island pattern on the lifeline, you must also observe the love line, head line, career line, health line, etc. for reference. It is more common in women during menopause between the ages of 42 to 48, indicating physical weakness or multiple illnesses during this period. If there are island patterns on both the life line and the head line, it means that the person has a brain disease. If there are island marks on the life line, black spots or dead moles on the head line, it means that the person has encephalitis. Especially if the black spots on the head line are dark in color, it means that the person is prone to stroke or has even had a stroke. If there are island patterns on both the life line and the love line, it means that the person has heart disease.

If there is an island mark on the life line, a black spot or a dead mole on the love line, it means that the person is prone to acute heart disease.

If there is an island mark on the lifeline and the health line is in the shape of a thin wave, it means that the person has too much bile. If at the same time there are island patterns with rays pointing to the Saturn Hill, and there are grid patterns on the Saturn Hill, it means that the person has severe jaundice.

If the end of the lifeline becomes an island shape, it means that the person will suffer from chronic diseases in old age and die after a long time, mostly due to paralysis or stroke.

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