Does the length of the lifeline represent the length of life? The length of life is not only related to the length of the lifeline

In palmistry, the lifeline is of great significance to our physical health. So, does the length of the lifeline have anything to do with longevity? Does the length of the lifeline represent the length of life? Can the length of the lifeline determine life expectancy? Let’s take a look together.

Does the length of the lifeline have anything to do with life expectancy?

1. The lifeline is long. The longer a person's lifeline is, it does not mean that the person will live longer. Generally speaking, the direction of the lifeline should extend from the middle of the thumb and index finger to near the wrist, and the lifeline usually extends from thick to thin. If the lifeline is forked, it indicates that the person is born with a relatively poor resistance to disease. Therefore, more attention should be paid to diet issues and more exercise should be done to enhance personal physical fitness.

2. The lifeline is short. If a person's lifeline is very short, but the lines are very deep and there are no other lines, there will definitely be another inner lifeline, called the sister line, also known as the noble line, which is an auxiliary lifeline. The lifeline is very short, but as long as the thumb is straight, the vitality is still strong.