There are vertical lines under the little finger

Every once in a while, we notice an increase in the lines on our palms. Why is this? In fact, some palm lines also indicate that there are problems with our physical health. For example, if there are vertical lines under the little finger, it is likely caused by ischemia, calcium deficiency or short-term malnutrition. Overwork can also cause more lines on our palms. Generally, changes in palm lines will occur over three months.

Palm lines refer to the lines on the palm. The palm lines are composed of thick "lines" and thin "lines".

The "line" is congenitally generated in the mother's womb and is not easy to change. It reflects the innate condition of the body. If the "line" changes, the internal organs must have undergone great changes.

"Wrinkles" are mostly acquired, caused by physical and chemical changes, and are easy to change. The change cycle of "stripe" is generally more than 3 months, and the fastest takes 8 days (acute lesions).

In our daily lives, diseases will constantly invade our bodies, and our palm lines will continue to change. When certain diseases are not fully cured, the corresponding pathological lines on the palm will not completely disappear. Over time, the lines on the palm will become chaotic. By observing the shape, color, texture, nails, and skin lines of the palm, the purpose of diagnosing physical diseases and potential diseases can be achieved. In addition, the acupuncture points on the palm can be stimulated to directly regulate the body. The biggest advantages of palm medicine are: scientific, convenient, easy to learn and easy to popularize. In particular, the diagnosis is painless, non-destructive, time-saving, does not require expensive equipment, and saves money. Being able to detect these tiny but dangerous lesions with complete clarity allows for early prevention. It still goes like this, try to avoid the regret of diagnosis when “cancer is discovered in the late stages”!

Palm lines refer to the various lines on the surface of the palm between the wrist and fingers. The shape of palm lines is controlled by genetic genes. Even if the epidermis peels off for some reason, the new palm lines will still maintain the original structure. Everyone's palm lines are different. Even for twins, their palm lines are only similar but never exactly the same.

The information contained in a palm print is far richer than that contained in a fingerprint. A person's identity can be fully determined by using the line features, point features, texture features, and geometric features of the palm print. Therefore, theoretically speaking, palmprints have better resolution and higher identification capabilities than fingerprints.

The most important feature of palm lines is the line feature, and the clearest lines among these line features basically do not change throughout a person's life. And it can still be clearly identified in low-resolution and low-quality images.

Point features mainly refer to the skin surface features on the palm that are similar to fingerprints, such as the singular points and patterns formed locally on the palm prints and papillary lines. Point features need to be acquired in high-resolution and high-quality images, so high requirements are placed on image quality.

Texture features mainly refer to some lines that are shorter and thinner than grain lines, and their distribution on the palm is irregular. The characteristics of palm prints also include geometric features: such as the width, length and geometric shape of the palm, and the distribution in different areas of the palm.