The meaning of blue veins in different positions in palmistry

When it comes to palmistry, many people often associate it with fortune-telling. Palmistry is not only used for fortune-telling, but also can provide information about health. Friends who have seen an old Chinese doctor must know something about this. Chinese doctors generally understand the patient's condition by taking the pulse, palmistry, and facial features to understand the relevant causes of the patient's disease and prescribe the right medicine.

Today I would like to share with you how to understand health from palmistry, so that you can be foresighted and nip the disease in the bud as early as possible.

1. Judging whether a person’s body functions normally by the color of his palms

1. Ruddy and shiny - normal, good body function

2. Dark and withered - no energy, poor immunity

3. Pale and bloodless - Qi and blood deficiency, women often have anemia

4. Excessively rosy and lustrous - high blood lipids, blood sugar and blood viscosity.

Second, the colors of different areas on the palm are different, and the properties they represent are also different.

1. White – represents inflammation

2. Red: represents severe inflammation or bleeding spots

3. Cyan - indicates poor circulation

4. Brown: indicates old age or chronic disease

5. Black: represents critical illness

Different parts of the body represented by palmistry and different colors will indicate different diseases.

3. The blue veins on the palm are small blood vessels, which also represent different health information.

1. The fewer blue veins appear on your palm, the healthier your body is.

2. Blue veins on the side of the thumb indicate insufficient blood supply to the head, resulting in frequent headaches and dizziness.

3. Blue veins at the base of the thumb indicate sclerosis of the heart arteries.

The thicker the veins, the longer and more severe the disease, and the patient often feels discomfort in the precordial area;

Thin and shallow veins indicate a short illness. Most patients do not experience obvious heart discomfort. They only feel chest tightness when they are tired or in a bad mood, which will improve after rest.

4. Blue veins on the outer side of the thenar eminence indicate irregular heartbeats, with heartbeats that are not consistent in speed, and sometimes premature beats, palpitations, and panic.

5. Blue veins at the bottom of the thenar eminence indicate that there is a lot of cold and dampness in the body, which has affected the heart and joints, and is also accompanied by symptoms of back pain and joint pain.

6. If there are blue veins on the outside of the index finger, and the blue veins are long and dark in color, it means that you had poor health when you were a child, did not eat well, had severe malnutrition, weak digestive function, malnutrition, often got sick, and had a very weak constitution.

7. If there is a blue vein in the middle of the middle finger, it means you often suffer from headaches and dizziness. If there are blue veins on the outside of your thumb, it means that you have suffered from headaches and dizziness since childhood, which is mostly caused by congenital deficiency resulting in insufficient blood supply to the brain.

8. Blue veins at the base of the middle finger indicate cerebral arteriosclerosis.

9. The appearance of blue veins on the outer side of the little finger indicates congenital kidney deficiency. When they are young, they are prone to bedwetting, and when they grow up, they will also have kidney problems, and their waist and legs will feel weak and sore. Similarly, the longer and deeper the veins, the more serious the condition.

10. The area below the middle finger and above the palm is the neck. If blue veins appear, it means there is a problem with the thyroid gland, or there is chronic pharyngitis and what Chinese medicine calls "plum pit qi", which is a sign of blocked meridians in the neck.

11. The appearance of blue veins on the thenar and inside the lifeline indicates an allergic constitution, which is prone to drug and food allergies, and to skin diseases such as eczema and psoriasis.

1. Blue veins on hands

For ordinary people, especially adults, there are more metabolic wastes in our bodies, which causes more blue veins on our hands. As for the blue veins that appear in certain specific parts of the body, they can indirectly indicate that there is stagnation in the tissues of the corresponding internal organs.

2. Blue veins on the back of the hand

The blue veins on the back of the hands indicate that there is stagnation in the waist and back, which can easily lead to lumbar strain, fatigue, common back pain, and even muscle tension and hard nodules.

3. Blue veins on fingers

The blue veins on the fingers of adults can not only effectively indicate any problems with our digestive system, but also reflect whether there are any obstructions in the microcirculation of our head blood vessels. Once our cerebral blood vessels are not supplied with enough blood, the head will feel uncomfortable, and in severe cases, we will suffer from dizziness, headaches, and stroke.

4. Blue veins on the horizontal lines of the wrist often indicate gynecological diseases, such as irregular menstruation and leucorrhea.

5. If there are blue veins near the lifeline, it is often seen in liver and gallbladder metabolism problems, which can cause bitter and dry mouth, irritability, chest tightness, liver disease, etc.

6. There are blue veins at the beginning of the lifeline at the base of the thumb, which is common in women who experience swelling and pain in the breasts before and after menstruation.

7. If there are blue veins on the transverse lines of the index finger, it indicates that you are prone to left-side periarthritis of the shoulder. The presence of blue veins on the transverse lines of the little finger indicates that it is easy to have right-sided periarthritis of the shoulder.

8. The transverse lines of the metacarpophalangeal joint of the middle finger have protruding, twisted, purple-black blue veins, indicating cerebral arteriosclerosis.

9. The transverse lines of the thumb metacarpophalangeal joint have protruding blue veins and are twisted, indicating coronary artery sclerosis. Purple and black indicate coronary heart disease attack.

10. Blue veins can be seen everywhere on the palms, indicating gastrointestinal stagnation, high blood lipids, blood viscosity, high blood pressure, high blood acidity, low oxygen content, and blood is prone to coagulation and stagnation, which can easily lead to dizziness, headaches, fatigue, physical weakness, etc.

The blue veins on the fingers of adults can not only effectively indicate any problems with our digestive system.