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Margareta & Helen


Thank you for your photos provided of the Romanov royals in one of your stories a few years back. The photo of Alexey was the clearest of photos identifiying the inherited ancestor genetic visible markings, on a few royals.

For JK who suggested to Margarita it was made up theory on my part, this photo says otherwise.

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William,

Can you post the photo here of Alexei's inherited markings?

I would love to see it.

Lisa

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William,

I do not know which visible signs on the earlobe you mean, but I found this information about earlobes and I thought I would share it with you.

"A line in the centre of your ear lobes could be a sign you're at an elevated risk of developing heart disease later in life, according to the results of several studies. The British Heart Foundation says you should look out specifically for a diagonal crease on both ear lobes. This type of crease is linked with a genetic predisposition to the disease."

But I have also read somewhere that having your ring finger shorter than your index finger is also a sign of a genetic predisposition to heart disease. I remember that because mine is and because the cause of death of most members of my family is heart disease. Luckily I have not got any creases in the centre of my earlobes.

From my observations Royalty seems to have a genetic predisposition to dying in car crashes, plane crashes or where the head comes away from the neck by means of a sharp metal blade. Of course car crashes victims are not aided by the doctors that attend them afterwards, when they pretend to administer oxygen and are really administering some other gas.

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You are correct in your finding the markings you speak of are as you know are called heart lines, and generally show up on someone after forty years or older. The heart line markings are diagnal in direction,, the inhereietd markings inherited by royals are horizontal in direction and have a connecting mark.

To clarify my comments, heart lines are not heriditary inherited, royal inherited markings are from birth, and different  in direction and design.

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Hi there. can you direct me to ay primary medical sources regarding these demarcations on the ears. I am a nurse and have been lead to believe that this is an "urban myth" by some of my medical colleagues. Are you suggesting that "Royals" have their so called demarcations in a different pattern from the hoi-polloi?
FYI, a close friend of mine (who is a doctor) did a spoof study on life lines on the hand and length of life of the "owner". he dined out on this internationally for sometime, much to his amusement.....
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"noble descendants" has the notion that he is descended from royalty, and has some undisclosed "markings" to prove it...

I wish I had a dollar for every such lunatic claim of "Royal" or "Imperial" descent that has been put forth here....Hundreds, literally have come here, and ya know what? NOT ONE IS EVER GENUINE....The shirtail putative Romanovs out there would fill Wembley Stadium


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Luckily I have not got any creases in the centre of my earlobes.

You won't get one until you're in your 60's or older, if you're going to. Young people don't get one, they develop over time once the arteries become clogged. I am sad to say that, while I used to think it was a joke, older people I have noticed having the line through the earlobe did indeed die within a few years of heart related problems. :'(

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"noble descendants" has the notion that he is descended from royalty, and has some undisclosed "markings" to prove it...

I wish I had a dollar for every such lunatic claim of "Royal" or "Imperial" descent that has been put forth here....Hundreds, literally have come here, and ya know what? NOT ONE IS EVER GENUINE....The shirtail putative Romanovs out there would fill Wembley Stadium



Just yesterday, I found out a friend of the family was the heir of Hesse ;)

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Hi there. can you direct me to ay primary medical sources regarding these demarcations on the ears. I am a nurse and have been lead to believe that this is an "urban myth" by some of my medical colleagues. Are you suggesting that "Royals" have their so called demarcations in a different pattern from the hoi-polloi?
FYI, a close friend of mine (who is a doctor) did a spoof study on life lines on the hand and length of life of the "owner". he dined out on this internationally for sometime, much to his amusement.....

Can I say the royals have inherited a specific gene that shows as visible markers when inherited at birth, the answer is yes. Can I say commoners as the term goes dont inherit these markers, so far I have not found them on any commoner other than myself, but the criteria of inheriting these ancestral markings is not just been royal, but sharing the same ancestor, so one may find from that comment ones ancestors been royal or not share the same ancestor that makes up the blood line.

If you ask how do I know without proof, I have proof in my own family where one my german ancestors a hundred years or so in an old photo showed the same inherited markings. Was he of royal blood line, I dont know, but it has been suggested his linage descended from a family of the same name who married into a royal linage and her children were refered to in title as Prince and Princess.

Outside of that, I can say one of my children inherited the same from me. Does not make us part of royal linage?, No only that the gene decended down my family line as such, it expressed itself in me  and others mentioned in my family.

As seen of the same decent in Nicholas, his son their aunt Olga born 1851 and first born child of the marriege of a Danish Prince who was King of Greece, that child was Constatine 1st and when born inherited the same markings spoken of.

As a Nurse Im sure you have contact with gentictist who can exaplain better than myself, for I only inherited them and found the same on a few realted royal lines past and present.

As was explained to me by a well know genetitst , what I, and the others (royals) have inhereited, is a complex inheritence that is passed down from generation to generations.

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Your miserable English makes you less than intelligible. Frankly, I can't understand what you have been trying to say, and neither can anyone else.

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I wish I had a dollar for every such lunatic claim of "Royal" or "Imperial" descent that has been put forth here....Hundreds, literally have come here, and ya know what? NOT ONE IS EVER GENUINE....The shirtail putative Romanovs out there would fill Wembley Stadium

...including the flow of ex nuptial claimants lining up to gain entry from the outside.


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With 'adult adoptees'  of royals, such as Zsa Zsa's husband tagging along!