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Research Question for Martijn and other Experts
Hello Everyone,
I have the following questions:
I read somewhere - can't remember where - that if the triradius on Luna/Moon mount is missing or above its usual position (just above the wrist), it could be an indicator of heart problems.
Is this true ?
Could this also apply to other indications ?
A friend of mine has been steadily losing his eyesight to some disease (can't recall the term) over the last 5-7 years. I met him an hour ago and asked to see his palm.
His head line has a small break (1 mm) under 4D. There is an extra crease (not phalange) on the top segment of his 4D. But most importantly I could not find a triradius ANYWHERE on his Moon Mount. I looked at his palm very closely from all angles to make sure I wasn't missing anything. There was however a very clear 'memory loop' over there.
Could anyone of this be the indicator of his eye problems ?
Thanks,
GP
I have the following questions:
I read somewhere - can't remember where - that if the triradius on Luna/Moon mount is missing or above its usual position (just above the wrist), it could be an indicator of heart problems.
Is this true ?
Could this also apply to other indications ?
A friend of mine has been steadily losing his eyesight to some disease (can't recall the term) over the last 5-7 years. I met him an hour ago and asked to see his palm.
His head line has a small break (1 mm) under 4D. There is an extra crease (not phalange) on the top segment of his 4D. But most importantly I could not find a triradius ANYWHERE on his Moon Mount. I looked at his palm very closely from all angles to make sure I wasn't missing anything. There was however a very clear 'memory loop' over there.
Could anyone of this be the indicator of his eye problems ?
Thanks,
GP
GoodPalmist- Posts : 52
Join date : 2010-08-18
Re: Research Question for Martijn and other Experts
GoodPalmist wrote:Hello Everyone,
I have the following A friend of mquestions:
I read somewhere - can't remember where - that if the triradius on Luna/Moon mount is missing or above its usual position (just above the wrist), it could be an indicator of heart problems.
1 - Is this true ?
2 - Could this also apply to other indications ?
SHORT ANSWERS:
Ad 1a - For congenital heart disease this is true!!
Ad 2a - But one can not apply this to many other conditions.
Hello GoodPalmist,
Excellent questions!
My LONG ANSWERS are:
Ad 1b - Yes, a 'high AtD angle' has been recognized as a very common characteristic of INBORN heart disease, and of course... there is direct link with what you described as a displaced triradius.
It is quite easy to find studies which have confirmed this result (the first 3 sources below present the full article):
- 1965 study in the UK: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC503351/pdf/brheartj00339-0131.pdf
- 1970 study in the US: http://circ.ahajournals.org/cgi/reprint/41/1/49.pdf
- 1973 study in Japan: http://smj.sma.org.sg/1403/1403smj44.pdf
- 1994 study in China: http://en.cnki.com.cn/Article_en/CJFDTOTAL-JPXZ199406005.htm
(There are many more studies available!)
But one should be very aware of the following aspects of these studies:
- most of these studies were focussed on specific variants of 'congenetical heart disease'!
- in general results were less significant for variants of 'acquired heart disease'!
- and there are no specific hand characteristics seen in heart disease which are never seen in healthy persons.
This all implicates that one should not interpretate the presence of a 'high positioned triradius' as a reliable marker for heart disease - despite the fact that the statistics are really very significant!
But combining the position of the triradius with other associated hand characteristics could lead to the identification of vulnerabilities; I would recommend to focuss on:
- an analysis of the other palmar dermatoglyphics + fingerprints;
- an analysis of the major palmar lines (check for: simian line, Sydney line + other more unusual major characteristics)
- a digit ratio analysis (high '2D:4D digit ratios' are more sensitive for heart disease)
- and the quality & color of the fingernails (blue color).
Ad 2b - Regarding the eye problem of your friend, one really has know what specific disease is involved. For example: is it an acquired disease? Or maybe a congenital disease?
(I know that there are also study available related to eye problems, but far less than the dozens/hundreds of studies focussed on heart problems)
PICTURE: Example of a palm with a 'high positioned axial triradius' (t'') plus a 'normal axial triradius' (t):

Re: Research Question for Martijn and other Experts
Martijn,
Thank you for that elaborate and detailed response. My friend's eye problem has the following features:
1. Began to be noticed around age 35.
2. He cannot see clearly in bright light / sunlight
3. He cannot recognize faces, objects in bright light, he can just see a rough outline.
4. He works on his computer using a huge magnifying software. He can do this only for a few minutes at a time.
5. Some of the world's best consultants (whom he has talked to) have stated that there is no cure - there is some part of the nerves that is damaged.
I'll ask him for the exact medical term.
Thanks again,
GP
Thank you for that elaborate and detailed response. My friend's eye problem has the following features:
1. Began to be noticed around age 35.
2. He cannot see clearly in bright light / sunlight
3. He cannot recognize faces, objects in bright light, he can just see a rough outline.
4. He works on his computer using a huge magnifying software. He can do this only for a few minutes at a time.
5. Some of the world's best consultants (whom he has talked to) have stated that there is no cure - there is some part of the nerves that is damaged.
I'll ask him for the exact medical term.
Thanks again,
GP
GoodPalmist- Posts : 52
Join date : 2010-08-18

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