Hand Diagnosis Basic Illustrations

Author: Hu Yun-gao
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Publish Date: 1998-12-01
Features: Palmistry, also known as the study of human palm morphology and complexion, is an ancient yet emerging interdisciplinary field that lies between anthropology, physiology, psychology, and diagnostic medicine. It is a medical predictive science that helps diagnose physical and mental illnesses in advance and provides early intervention. It is an effective, simple, economical, non-invasive, and side-effect-free diagnostic and therapeutic method. The human palm contains a wealth of life information. Imbalances and variations in the internal and external environment, as well as psychological stress, can cause metabolic disorders in the body. Genetic factors can also lead to physiological and pathological changes. All of these can be fully reflected in the relevant signs on the palm, leaving traces that vary in visibility, duration, and individual differences.
Palm diagnosis involves observing, analyzing, and identifying the variations in the morphology, complexion, and line patterns of the palm (including fingers and nails), pathological signs, reflex points of internal organs, peripheral circulation conditions, body shape, and physical constitution, as well as their changing patterns. This helps diagnose past and ongoing physiological (organ function), psychological (stress tolerance), and personality (value tendencies) conditions. Based on the development trends of these conditions, latent diseases can be predicted in advance to enable early intervention and prevention.