Research Assistance Request from India

[Graham F]

Sub: Fingerprints Analysis for detecting Human Organ Disorders-especially on Brain- by M Venkateswara Rao Fingerprint Inspector. Each and every nerve ends at friction skin, especially the main Organs and Central Organ nerve ended at first phalange of fingers.

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I submit that on my 26 years service as a Fingerprint Expert I have observed some similarities and peculiarities in fingerprints available at first phalanges of fingers which are related to the human organs. Further it is to submit that some of my observations:
1) I have observed some evolutionary trends in fingerprint patterns. Through this evolution in finger impressions I have classified finger impressions into Order finger impressions and Disorder finger impressions (based on the formation of Ridges at first phalange of fingers). These findings leads me to compare with the fingerprints of disease persons who are facing with the problems of

a) Brain (Tension Headache and Mental Disorders).
b) Reproductive Organs (Fertility and Infertility).
c) Kidneys (Organ construction and disorders which are assisting in causing creation of Calcium Stone).
d) Pancreas (Diabetic and Non Diabetic).
e) Heart (Flowing of Blood through valves and disorders occurred in heart).

Maximum I have succeeded in diagnose of Diseases, who have the same similarities in fingerprints. Connectivity from friction skin to Organ is decided by the Acupuncture as well as Yoga . Each and every organ has connectivity with some part of the friction skin. So by analyzing this part of ridge formation we can diagnose. At the time of birth that has problems in Organs they can be diagnosing through friction skin. I got positive results in many cases the people who are suffering with the same disease and who were going to suffer. Hence in order to compare and confirm of my observation with the patients who are suffering with similar diseases (based on my observations in similar fingerprints), I need your kind co-operation for collecting extensive fingerprint data from throughout the World and Research Hospital.

1) Scientifically we have to confirm that if first phalange of fingers were connected with human organs or not.
2) Organ order of construction (Right order or wrong order of Construction).
3) The right finger impressions, i.e which finger impression is in right order and which finger impression is in wrong order.

In collaboration with the Research Institute only, we can decide that our technology of fingerprint analysis is useful or not. For confirmation about the disease of the patient through finger impressions you have to take 10 finger impressions indicating their names (for verification, comparison and conclusion) send to me through email: venkatfpb@gmail.com. Hence I request latent print examiners and fingerprint examiners of World may please go through my Observations and research to utilize this technology.

Note: I am very much interested to distribute my technology though out the World online after simple registration. Interested people contact me email. venkatfpb@gmail.com.

Venkateswara Rao Madduru ,
Inspector of Police, FPB CID.
District Police Office, Kurnool, Andhra Pradesh, India

[Les Bush]

Hello Graham F,

I assume you are posting on behalf of the India Inspector requesting assistance with his research. While I would never wish to stop anyone becoming involved in examining fingerprints or assisting research my belief from my understanding of the human constitution of organ systems makes me cautious as to whether this research is dermatoglyphic or palmistry. If the former then the researcher should avail himself of the body of work done by Bryce Munger et al and the initial work by others particularly the text Fingerprints Palms and Soles. During human embryology nerves are divided to the appendages at the spinal column and these form the many combinations of nerve types found on palmar and plantar skin. The sense of touch is a special sense providing a feedback system to the brain. That is its primary function and depends on the spatial distribution of the many nerves in an orderly and spatially determined arrangement along and between the tissues of the friction skin in the area of the basement layer. My readings of Munger and Hashimoto have not revealed any connections between the nerve types for touch and nerve receptors for other organ systems. Touch like the other special senses, vision, smell, taste and hearing are highly important neural feedback systems. They have direct links to the primary sensory aspects of the brain but from my reading of literature material no links to other organ systems. I would be interested in reading a scientific article in English which outlines what you are posting as a connection between nerves of the volar skin and other organ systems.
If your research involves palmistry then maybe this websites mantra spells out the difference in its readership. Kind regards from oz. Les

[Graham F]

Les, yes I am just the conduit to get the request for assistance "out there."

Graham

[Graham F]

Les, below is the site that contains the research paper for this;
http://www.doi.org/
Paste the below document identifier number and click submit to obtain a copy;
10.9790/1959-03420720

Graham

[Les Bush]

Hello Graham,

Thank you the reference article by the author of this thread, what I was hoping for was the scientific literature that he/she relied on to form their understanding of the anatomy and physiology of glabrous skin, the author states

"Latest developments in the field of science have stated that each finger is associated with various human Organs. At the time of birth we can be aware of the human organ development and its issues by means of fingerprint patterns formed in the first phalange of fingers. Through this linking, I have accomplished a number of tasks at our place and given some suggestions for maintaining the Organs." end of quote.

I can only reiterate what I outlined before, where is the neural connection and feedback system between glabrous skin, organ and brain? The journal of Nursing who published the article may/may not have persons who are familiar with fingerprint science or dermatoglyphics so I am a bit sceptical about the claims made in the reference article. Usually scientific articles have a Bibliography! Cheers from oz. Les

[Tazman]

The idea among some folks is that every part of the body is connected to every other part of the body. For example, a toothache in a certain tooth may be related to a cancer tumor forming in a specific organ in another part of the body, they say. This may be more than a mere correlation, they say, perhaps even a cause-effect relationship. Check out the tooth chart:

http://naturaldentistry.us/holistic-den ... s-dentist/

So, would I be misinterpreting Dr. Madduru's research if I concluded that he is trying to establish the same relationship between friction ridge skin on the various fingers and conditions in other parts of the body? (Be careful which finger you use to pick your nose!)

Dermatoglyphics? Palmistry? Or something entirely new and different?

Sounds to me like we need a new OSAC!