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Men were amazed to find that they all have a freckle in exactly the same place on the body
A guy posted a video where he photographed the freckle he had on his arm and made a shocking discovery: All men have this freckle in exactly the same location.
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All men have a freckle in the same place in the arm?
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Remember we told you about the mysterious freckle that all women share in the same place?
Well, a video uploaded by a surfer to Tiktok created a storm and revealed an interesting discovery: it seems that all men also have a freckle in exactly the same place on the arm.
In a bizarre clip uploaded by a surfer named dylanbaseball07, he shows that he has a freckle on the arm of his left hand and claims that all men have it in exactly the same position.
In the clip he uploaded, he wrote: "Well, I found something that proves that the government uses humans. Anyone who checks his hand and sees that he has a freckle in exactly the same position."
Since uploading the video, it has garnered a lot of responses from men who have photographed their freckle and actually found it located at exactly the same point - at the top of the back of the arm.
One of the men photographed his freckle and wrote, "Our life is fake, believe me."
Another wrote: "I also have a freckle there and also my brothers and my father."
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How does that make sense?
Did the government really plant freckles on us?
And if so - why ?!
Well, freckles are genetic and are mostly common in people with fair skin tone.
They can also appear in men with dark skin, but are more difficult to see.
Although the issue of freckles on the wrists has not yet been scientifically researched, the iflscience website estimated that the wrists may be a common place for freckles to appear due to the amount of light the area is exposed to during the day.
Freckles also develop on the face, neck, shoulders and back - which, like the hands - are also exposed to a lot of light.
In addition, the wrist is a very exposed area during the day, even more so than the face.
Chances are, if you are reading this article on a smartphone or laptop, the back of your palm will be exposed upwards.
Dermatologist Dr. Joyce Park previously explained to TIME magazine that freckles are usually areas of the skin that have more pigments caused by the sun's radiation. She said: "The forearm of the hand, arms and hands are organs that are more exposed to the sun.
If you think about it, then when we drive, part of our hand is exposed to sunlight, even if we are wearing a long-sleeved shirt.
In addition, we forget to put sunscreen in certain places so we have freckles mainly on the face, shoulders and back of the neck for those who have short hair. "
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Compared to Dr. Park, the New York dermatologist, Dr. Joshua Zeichner, has a different explanation for the phenomenon.
"What we really see in these photos are not freckles, moles or spots but precious," says Dr. Seidener. "These spots are harmless overgrowth of skin cells that produce pigment, causing the appearance of small brown spots on the skin."
Because they are so Common, he says, almost everyone has "at least one mole on their hands", so the fact that so many people have one on their arm does not surprise him. He explained that sun exposure may also play a role in making these marks darker, but mentioned that moles can appear in any A place in the body.
Both Dr. Park and Dr. Zeichner call on everyone to pay attention to freckles and moles, as they can become cancerous. It is always wise to perform a full examination of the body skin regularly. And Dr. Zeichner suggested the ABCDE method - or in Hebrew - signs The 'Gimel':
Geometry - an asymmetrical mole shape, where one half is not equal to the other half.
Border - a mole whose border is not rounded, clear and defined.
Shade - a mole whose color is not uniform and consists of several shades such as brown, black, pink Etc.
Size - mole with a diameter exceeding 5 mm (diameter of a pencil).
Height - a point that was flat and developed a "hump".
Development - changes in size, color, bleeding, itching, etc.
Any change in any of the above characteristics - symmetry, borders, color or diameter requires a consultation with a dermatologist.
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