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Your hand says something about your penis size
Index finger and ring finger research findings.
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Scientist have found that the relationship of
length of someone index finger and ring finger
can be a signal for serious health risk, explains
Denise Brooks McQuade, a scientist at Skidmore
College.
It's all tied to how much testosterone that you
received in the womb before birth.
If you received more testosterone your index
finger will be shorter then your ring finger, also
1/3 more likely to develop prostate cancer.
So you should really get a screening done for
prostate cancer at age 50.
The upside is that your sperm count will be
greater and you tend to have a bigger penis than
the guys with longer index fingers than their
ring fingers.
If you received less testosterone you index finger
will be longer then your ring finger, your more
likely to have a heart attack in your 30's & 40's
so you should really watch your cholesterol a
little earlier on then most people.
The up side you will tend to be a little less hot
headed.
How did researchers get this information? V
ery carefully. While men who came in to a Korean
hospital for urological surgery were anesthetized, s
cientists measured consenting patients’ penises.
(“Thanks for coming in for penis surgery! Mind if we measure it while you’re knocked out?”)
Fun fact: Since shorter members stretch more than longer ones, the stretched measurement—used by the researchers—is more telling about the size of an erect penis. Other researchers measured the patients’ index and ring fingers.
Men with same size ring and index digits may be more in touch with their feminine side because women have same ring and index fingers. These men may also be at a higher risk of depression than other men.
Illnesses such as osteoarthritis, heart disease and attentiondeficithyperactivity disorder are seen less in people with the same-size index and ring fingers.
Ronnie Rokk
Ring Fingers.jpg
Scientist have found that the relationship of
length of someone index finger and ring finger
can be a signal for serious health risk, explains
Denise Brooks McQuade, a scientist at Skidmore
College.
It's all tied to how much testosterone that you
received in the womb before birth.
If you received more testosterone your index
finger will be shorter then your ring finger, also
1/3 more likely to develop prostate cancer.
So you should really get a screening done for
prostate cancer at age 50.
The upside is that your sperm count will be
greater and you tend to have a bigger penis than
the guys with longer index fingers than their
ring fingers.
If you received less testosterone you index finger
will be longer then your ring finger, your more
likely to have a heart attack in your 30's & 40's
so you should really watch your cholesterol a
little earlier on then most people.
The up side you will tend to be a little less hot
headed.
How did researchers get this information? V
ery carefully. While men who came in to a Korean
hospital for urological surgery were anesthetized, s
cientists measured consenting patients’ penises.
(“Thanks for coming in for penis surgery! Mind if we measure it while you’re knocked out?”)
Fun fact: Since shorter members stretch more than longer ones, the stretched measurement—used by the researchers—is more telling about the size of an erect penis. Other researchers measured the patients’ index and ring fingers.
Men with same size ring and index digits may be more in touch with their feminine side because women have same ring and index fingers. These men may also be at a higher risk of depression than other men.
Illnesses such as osteoarthritis, heart disease and attentiondeficithyperactivity disorder are seen less in people with the same-size index and ring fingers.
Ronnie Rokk
Member of the Month Oct 12
but still, interesting. I've red about the relationship between your index and ringfinger before.
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