Palmistry and Women's Health By T. Stokes

When I first realised at school I could read hands and "feel" people it was unusual for me to see women with problems in the child bearing department, now it is commonplace.

Gynecological problems have been discovered with later life heart difficulties which can include Polycystic Ovary syndrome, which severely affects women's hormone levels, and Endometriosis (where tissue similar to the womb lining is growing in other places such as the ovaries.)

Prof. Kunadian says Even irregular periods such as Oligomenorrhea can affect Cholesterol metabolism and increase later life heart disease.

Pregnancy complications including miscarriage and pre-eclampsia which causes high blood pressure can be warnings of later cardio-vascular difficulties.

The demands of the fetus means more blood needs to be pumped around the mothers body, effectively warning decades in advance of possible heart attacks.

Three in five women have no idea that the menopause can and does affect heart health says a study in 2022 for Heart Research UK.

Heart disease in the UK kills 23,000 women per year, and last year, and 60 million women in the USA were living with some heart condition.

During the menopause women's risks of a heart attack go up five-fold and post menopause. Plaque which is mainly fat and calcium clings to blood vessel walls and harden, this narrows the arteries and restricts blood flow, bits can also break off and cause heart attacks. 

High blood pressure and abdominal obesity during the menopause can bring on type 2 diabetes in studies it damages the heart and increases disease by 50%.

Women also develop salt sensitivity which doubles to 52% post menopause.

Belly fat is much more harmful to women than men say the US Journal of Heart Association and the loss of estrogen exaggerates the problem.

Studies in Iran and Japan have shown vegetarian women have easier menopause.

Experts are puzzled by this but suggest that the growth hormones pumped into cattle go through the food chain causing obesity and maybe disrupting women's metabolism.

It’s not just women's bodies which are altered with the Menopause this is the time most likely could think about life change, an affair, and or go through a "collecting" phase or maybe get a small dog.

Causes? Environmental toxicity- from supermarket foods and tap water (fluoride etc), medications, geo-engineering toxins and electromagnetic frequencies. The jab has caused horrendous problems in women of all stages and many women have thyroid issues due to fluoride. You cannot jab babies and expect them to grow up healthy!

EXAMINE YOUR OWN HANDS

1 look for a clean curving heart line with no dips, gaps, cross bars or impeding marks 

2 The 3 lines which cross the wrist under the palm, if the top line reaches up into the hand or is broken you need to pay attention, this may be anything from a UTI to something more serious

3 A line coming from the Luna mount and breaking the lifeline means lower body problems, digestive or gynecological problems 

4 A very thin central phalanx on the Mercury finger tells of damaged ovaries. A slight depression here doubly so.  It’s always good for women to take extra vitamins and minerals during menopause. B Complex is especially good.  Pyridoxine is known to help PMT type symptoms and Vitamin B12 Cobalamin will help menopause, but take the whole 17 vitamins in B complex. Omega 3 is good as is Evening Primrose oil.

Happy Palmistry,

T. Stokes

About T. Stokes: T. Stokes is known worldwide as the “Consultant Palmist” and is regarded as one of the finest palmists. He has many years of combined practice, blending from an array of diagnostic skills coupled with 10 years training in the Harry Edwards School of spirit mediumship and guidance. His ability to access the wisdom of the multi-medical and multi-spiritual arenas of the Indo/Pak sub-continental energy flow disciplines, such as Hasthricka and Il Mul Kaff, have meant a sharpening and honing of clairvoyant skill. These skills can take a subject from pre-birth through the main events of the life, to the present day.  T. Stokes reads life histories from emailed hand-prints from all over the world. 

T. Stokes website: www.tstokes.co.uk