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    Does A "simian Crease" On My Right Hand Represent Any Abnormalities?

    I have a horizontal line that goes across the palm of my right hand. I have done my research, and found it is called a "simian crease", usually found in people who suffer from the Down Syndrome. A palm-reader lady told me this is a sign of intelligence, and mentioned some of the greatest minds in history had this feature, such as Einstein and Newton. While I'm eager to believe what she said, I'm also very skeptical. Does this mean anything in palmistry? Does this mean anything at all?

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    Sarach

    The simian crease is a transverse crease on the palm which usually is associated to the down syndrome, which is a disease in which there is an extra genetic material existence causing mental retardation. In palmistry this line is usually associated to people who have strong control over there emotions. People who have this line have good concentration ability on whatever they do since they have great control over there heart and mind.

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      karmabum

      If you had any abnormalities apart from this you would already know about them, so I wouldn't worry yourself about it! A palm reader might get quite excited about it as it is unusual, but I wouldn't believe too much about it being a sign of intelligence. The best sign of intelligence is being intelligent - you don't need a crease on your hand to give you a clue!

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