What is a through hand?

The hand with a broken palm is commonly known as the "broken palm". Among all hands, men with a broken palm will have particularly good fortune. In palmistry, each line on the palm has a different meaning. Some people's palm lines are clear, while others' are blurry. So, what exactly is the through hand?

The palm folds of a normal person are in the shape of a "claw", with the upper stroke being the edge of the index finger. The three vertical lines below are one longitudinal fold and two transverse folds. The two transverse folds of the palm merge into one line called the "ape line", and such a hand is called the "through hand". Only about 4% of normal people have "syndrome", and the incidence of "syndrome" is greatly increased in many patients with chromosomal diseases.

A genetic survey was conducted on 29 centenarians, examining their palm dermatoglyphics and comparing them with normal children. Among the 21 common indicators, centenarians have more "through-the-knees". Eight out of 29 people have "through-the-knees", and three of them have bilateral "through-the-knees". The incidence of "through-the-hand" among 100 children is only 1.5% on one side. Therefore, it is inferred that people with "Tongguanshou" may live a long life.

But it must be pointed out that the "through-hand" is sometimes not a "lucky sign" but a "sick sign". In patients with some genetic diseases such as congenital idiocy and trisomy B syndrome, the incidence of "through-the-hand" is as high as 31%-62%, and these patients all have obvious intellectual development disorders. The intelligence of the centenarian mentioned above is normal.

Therefore, it can be said that as long as one has normal intelligence and is a "master of the hand", there is a possibility of longevity, provided that one has a regular lifestyle, proper diet, and a happy spirit.

Some people say that the pain caused by hitting someone with the hand is actually caused by the hard bones in the hand.

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