This is not normal for a healthy person unless each hand is exposed to a different external temperature, such as a heat source or something cold.
For instance, if you hold a cold beverage in one hand and/or a warm sandwich in the other hand, your hands will most likely have different temperatures. This effect is completely reversible and is not a cause for concern unless either hand approaches temperatures that might damage your skin such as through burns or frostbite.
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More people write with there right than they do with there left.
Your left hand,if you try to make and L it is correct than it's your left hand
if your left handed it is possible that you exert more force in the left than the right hand
Because you are right-handed and so you use your right hand more often. If you were left-handed it would be the reverse.
Somethimes your left hand is stronger than your right hand at things. Like at baseball practice i found out tht my left hand is stronger then my rights=!
I am a girl and i am wearing a watch in left hand
Technically since is right or left HANDED it would depend what HAND you used. If your right hand was on your left arm but it was still your primary hand than you'd still be right handed and vice versa.
Probably due to sun exposure. If you ride on the right side of the car, your right hand and arm are likely to get more tan.
Neither, I avoid that stuff. It's dangerous. When reading palms, you need to ascertain the dominant hand of the person you are reading (are they right-handed or left-handed) In a Right hand dominant the right hand is the current and future, the left hand is the past. The opposite is true of a left-handed person.
In Criminal Minds he writes with his right hand on more than one occasion.
because on friday the left hand was stronger than the right because he used to right to much on saturday