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Fingers indicate female bad hormones in women
A study from Oxford University revealed a strange link between the length of the index finger and the middle of the woman and the femininity we enjoy.
The study revealed that there was a proportional correlation between the length of the index and female femininity.
The Daily Mail highlighted the results of the study, which surprised scientists by linking the long index to the typical traits of women.
The long index finger with short ring finger is badociated with high rates of female bad hormones in women.
Scientists believe that the higher the proportion of estrogen, a bad hormone in women, leads to the growth of the index compared to the finger.
In contrast, the rise in testosterone in men affects "men" in women, resulting in a finger with a long victory and a short spasm, with the decline of femininity.
Elewand Pearce of Oxford University conducted research published in the Journal of the Royal Society.
Pearce took the length of the finger indexes of 274 female volunteers, as well as samples of their DNA, and performed psychological tests on the quality of their badual relations.
In the research paper, Pierce said that women with a finger longer than the ring finger enjoyed greater femininity.
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