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Tuesday, September 24, 2013

IPB, Pupil, Pupillary Zone, Internal & External Border of the Collarette - Multidimensional Views - Rx - (Azlee)


Male, 50
Please observe and analyse the above Rx-iris, this is a typical and good iris sample for practitioner to practice for using an advanced and modern multidimensional iridological approaches to identify this person genetic inheritance deficiency and his family genetic history of weaknesses via analyzing its IPB shapes & structure, pupillary dynamics, embryological pupillary zone, internal collarette border, the dynamics of the collarette and endocrine imbalance signs attached on the external border of the collarette. This person is a smoker and claimed that is very healthy, he said no ideas about his family medical history and a bit feeling of reluctant to hear about his potential genetic weaknesses when I explained to him... could you please identify what major type of  inheritance weakness will be incurred for this man ? You can start at any iris zones as you feel comfortable, but for Modern Iridologist, I think should start on analyzing the inner pupillary border tissues first. How about these...or you can start to analyse the structure of the collarette, what types of collarette structure ? What does it means to you ? How is a distance from the pupillary edge to internal border of the collarette ? could it be a paternal or maternal DNA predominance ? What can we see about his spinal cord condition ? Any emotional imbalance, stress & traumatic events occurred in his life path ?  embryological level, immunological & endocrine system imbalance ? and what type of space dimensional deficiency in term of physical & emotional levels ? Take note that, we are dealing with a genetic inheritance weakness for this person, also tracing his family medical history up to 4th generations.
I would like to highlight the importance iris signs of this Rx-iris as follow:


1) Let begin on analyzing the inner pupillary border tissues -
a) Squared IPB at the frontal section of inner pupillary border tissue, it obviously indicate this person has a family medical history of thyroid gland imbalance.
b) A space dimension deficiency or local absent at the ventral section of IPB - 193'  it represent Space Risk 25 concerns with arthritis and joint pains. It also highlight about a neuromuscular tension at coccyx areas.
c) I suggest it  form as U-shaped IPB. ( please refer Dr. Daniele Lo Rito's textbook)
d) A small local absent of IPB at 358' signify Space Risk 1 and it conjunction with frontal flattening of pupil, it could indicate this person has a hypothalamus stress, headache, migraine, vertigo, sleep disorder problem, fatigue, emotional imbalance, possible experiencing of bipolar depression in his family health history.


2) Multiple Pupil flattenings -
a) Frontal pupil flattening, please refer to the above explanation.
b) Superior Temporal Flatness indicate hearing and balance problems, vertigo and possible muscular tension in neck and shoulder.
c) Inferior Temporal Flatness indicate potential of  liver, gall bladder and pancreas deficiency. Checking for diabetes or hypoglycemia in his family members and medical history.


3) Pupillary Zone - Internal Collarette Border -
a) Closed lacuna located at internal collarette border - 60' signify embryological & kreb's cycle analysis. Embryologically it indicate family history of blood sugar imbalance tendency. In CAC aspect, it associate with Citrate acid imbalance indicating fatigue, prostate & testosterone imbalance, neurological dysfunction, acid-base balance  & renal metabolism disturbances.
b) Crypts at 75' & 100' can be analysed as Cis-aconitate & Alpha-Ketoglutarate acid imbalance. Please refer to John Andrews's Citric Acid Cycle research for further explanation.
c) Crypt at 215', embryological & CAC relates to testicular deficiency and Succinate acid imbalance with Diabetes Mellitus tendency.


4) The Local / Sectional Collarette Structure -
a) This is a squared collarette with multiple linear formation of the collarette, it indicates a family history of Autoimmune Diabetes Mellitus, and they may have a tendency to erratic blood sugar levels with dysglycaemia and potential of compromised adrenal function, anxiety syndromes and poor absorption of nutrients plus alteration in the MALT. We had numerous evidences indicated that  this person was genetically inherited blood sugar imbalance by looking at embryological & CAC signs at pupillary zone and  pupil tonus ! 
b) Multiple linear collarette formation at 20'~55', 125'~153' & 155'~190' are fulfill to consider The Immune Cell & PNEI analysis !
c) A deep level indentation of the collarette by closed lacuna at 67' & 308' viewed as an important multidimensional iridological signs, it can be presented as:
- Classical views as pancreas dysfunction and parotid lymph node congestion.
- The Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette, concern with deep seated unresolved emotional barriers & feeling of injustice.
- It associate with Citrate Acid & Oxaloacetate acid imbalance under CAC analysis.
- The Immune Cell & PNEI analysis
-  Time Risk sign, traumatic events at the aged of 7.5 & 45.6
d)This extended collarette structure is Paternal DNA Dominant !


5) External Border of the Collarette - 
Now is your turn to identify and explain the below structural signs attached on the external border of the collarette which mostly related to endocrine glands imbalance :
a) Leaf lacuna at 353' & 5' attached on the border of the collarette, which enhanced by Space Risk 1 & frontal pupil flatness.
b) Indented lacuna at 67' & 308' as explained above.
c) Deep Minor ray or Radial Furrow at 155' indicate predisposition to prostate imbalance and enhance by Citrate acid imbalance ( embryological sign of 60' at pupillary zone).
d) Multiple crypts & defect signs were gathered at 220', 230' & 235'  they are indicate this person is predisposition to testicular, gall bladder & pancreas insufficiency which already identified and highlighted at different iris zones and iridological approaches. These classical signs was enhanced by pupil flatness, embryological & Citric Acid Cycle signs at pupillary zone !
e) Take note the important heart lacuna, it form moderate level indentation of the collarette at 270' !


The presentation of this iris signs assessments in multidimensional iridological approaches is starting from IPB shapes & structures, pupillary zone, internal & external border of the collarette and the collarette structure as below:

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