Научная хиромантия

The book is dedicated to a new scientific direction - dermatoglyphics, the science of skin patterns. Studying the characteristics of the palm pattern in various diseases also provides diagnostic opportunities for physicians; the type of finger patterns is associated with temperament and other mental characteristics of a person, which cannot but interest psychologists. The dermatoglyphics method is also used in ethnic anthropology to solve issues of raceogenesis and ethnogenesis.

Particular attention in the publication is paid to the area devoted to the study of the human hand. - palmistry. A comparison of palmistry and dermatoglyphics allows the authors to interpret chirological indicators, confirming them with a huge amount of statistical data.

The book: and is intended for students, graduate students, residents of medical and pedagogical universities and colleges, as well as researchers in the field of medicine, biology, psychology, pedagogy and jurisprudence. It will also arouse the interest of everyone who would like to receive scientific confirmation of the practice of palmists.

CONTENTS

Introduction 3

Section 1. Forecasts and predictions for hand 5

The Birth of Palmistry 5 Looking into the future and Milestones in the development of palmistry 20 Signs on the hand used by palmists ..27

Secrets related to hand shape 28

Structure and features of fingers 30

Pads and hills of the palm 50

Arm lines and palm flexion grooves 56

Small marks and palm signs in predictions and diagnostics 95

Section 2. The Science of Skin Patterns 99

A Brief History of Dermatoglyphics 99 Skin patterns in anatomical studies 110 Ontogenetic and evolutionary directions 112 Inheritance of dermatoglyphic characteristics 114

2.5. Dermatoglyphics in the diagnosis of diseases and pathological abnormalities 118

2.6. Somatopsychic and psychological directions 130

Ethnic dermatoglyphics 136 Furrows and patterns of the palm from the point of view of biosymmetry 147

2.9. Individuality, symmetry, biorhythmology 157

Conclusion 163