Analysis of both iris and sclera.
Right iris ~
1) Hematogenic Iris Constitution ~ Potential inherited characteristics of :
a) Heavily and densely pigmented anterior border layer with tight and close trabeculae structure and little fibrous display.
b) Brown pigment surrounded the outer layer of the iris or in the sclera is considered normal in this type of constitution.
c) Imbalance of blood composition and circulatory insufficiency.
d) Inability to store essential minerals and trace elements including iron, copper and iodine.
e) Disturbances in gastrointestinal tract, digestive disorders and sluggish bowels caused to uneasy to expel toxins out.
f) Deficiency in detoxification, elimination, assimilation and filtration system. Such as predisposition weakness to liver, gall bladder, kidney, and pancreas.
g) Glandular imbalance or mis-communication in regulating the chemical signals or hormones to maintain the homeostasis in the body system.
h) Common formation of contraction furrows and radial furrows.
i) Constriction and hardening of lymph tissue.
2) Subtype by trabeculae structure ~ Neurogenic :
a) Tightly woven structure, high density, less separation and fine fiber structure overall around the anterior border layer.
b) High resilience and reactivity to resist the illness and disease. Excellence in healing power.
c) Industrious, high self -commitment & fulfillment, proactive, extrovert and discontented characters. Sensitivity and may cause stress in nervous system.
d) Potential disturbances in digestion system and adrenal exhaustion.
3) Small crypts scattered around the zone 6 & 7 in the left lung reflex areas. Potential of bronchitis and respiratory problems.
4) Closed lacuna located in the uterus and urinary bladder reflex zone (5.00). Possible of menstrual disturbances , ovarian cysts or inflammation in bladder, cystitis. Further confirmation is needed.
5) Crypts located in the humoral zone in 7.80 ~7.90 and closed lacuna in 9.30.
a) Pancreas ( 7.80) - Checking the family history of diabetes and potential of digestive enzymes disorder ( Lipase, Amylase and Protease )
b) Gall bladder (7.90 ) - Potential weakness in secreting digestive juice to small intestine.
c) Closed lacuna in heart reflex zone. Asking the family history of heart disease is importance in response for this genetically inherited potential of heart disease problem.
6) Analysis of Nutritive Zone :
a) Small crypts scattered within the collarette. Indicate deficiency in digestion and absorption.
b) Intermittent, wispy and absence of collarette. Indicate possible of ~
- sensitivity to digestion, absorption and assimilation.
- lack of nerve energy, eating disorders and irregular meals.
- delicate digestion, poor peristalsis colic, stricture and deformation of the intestinal tract.
- nervous tension stomach.
1) Closer view on the collarette structure, the wreath was very thin and wispy to the extends of the collarette boundary was absent and overlay by the brown pigmentation of the anterior border layer.
2) The flatten wreath in the inferior section.
Small crypts scattered around the zone 6 & 7 in the lung reflex areas.
1) Closed lacuna in reaction fields of heart zone.
2) Crypt in gall bladder zone
3) Crypt in pancreas zone
4) The closed lacuna and crypts was located in the humoral zone and situated in the absence of the collarette .
Left iris ~
1) Hematogenic Constitution.
2) Neurogenic sub-type by trabeculae structure.
3) A tendency building of inorganic salts in the cornea area. Control diet, take less fatty and heated animal food.
4) A mild forming of contraction furrows.
5) Analysis of lacunae ~
a) Possible leaf lacuna located in the pancreas zone indicate potential of glucose level imbalance.
b) Possible lancet lacuna indicate potential serious sign in reflexive areas - sinus, mastoid and medulla.
c) Crypts found in heart zone (3.00) indicate potential of cardiovascular risk.
d) Open lacuna located in the ovary zone.
6) Wispy, thin, intermittent and close to absence of wreath.
Closer view on the thin and wispy collarette. The ventral portion was in flatten shape.
1) An advanced congestion stress line in the vital force reflex area (12.00) travelling to the lung area. Indicate weakness in nerve energy, low energy and libido, emotional stress and tension, headache, loss of concentration, brain fatigue and potential of chronic fatigue syndrome.
2) The Y -fork was approaching to the rim of the iris indicate nervous tension stomach and possible of digestive disorders.
3) The stress line travelling to the lung area indicate possible lung stress.
4) An encapsulation stress encompassed the 10.00 ~ 11.00 regions indicate sinus infection.
5) Pituitary stress line (12.15) extends to the limbus of iris and travelling to the thyroid reflex zone, indicate digestive disorders, nervous stomach, possible ulcer and endocrine fatigue in between with thyroid gland.
6) Advanced stress line located in the region of 12.30 ~ 12.45, a tendency of emotional and mental stress, trouble in expressing thoughts and feelings, suppression of emotion, discontented & dissatisfaction attitudes. Physically possible having sinus congestion or poor sinus drainage.
7) In brief, the client is experiencing a tendency of mental and emotional stress, physically stress in headache and impingement in supply nerve energy and allergies in sinus congestion.
1) Congestion stress with y-fork concentrated in the pancreas reflex zone and extends horizontally to the left side reaction fields of the gall bladder and liver areas. Indicates potential imbalance of glucose level and disturbance in digestive enzymes to the small intestine.
2) Advanced stress stemming from the bile duct reflex area in the lower rim of the sclera or lower abdomen region, reflecting potential problem in secreting digestive juice for digestion system.
3) Critical stress line at 6.50 spreading to small intestine indicate digestive disorders.
4) Adrenal congestion line extends toward to stomach and travelling to the spinal cord reflex areas. Potential adrenal exhausted and impingement in spinal nerves.
5) Pocket infection in the adrenal and colon areas. Possible parasite involvement in the absorption system
6) Dual advanced stress line stemming from 5.50 extends to uterus and lumbar, sacrum reflex areas.
1) An acute and active lymphatic congestion line indicate poor lymphatic drainage and circulation.
2) Lipid content with yellowish lobe showing in the breast reflex area.
3) Tracer line in between lymphatic and pancreas zone. If observe closely, the stress line was formed from the superior of brain quadrant crossing through the breast quadrant and to colon quadrant, it represents lymphatic congestion problems.
4) Exercising breast areas and doing lymphatic massage therapy is recommended.
5) Toxicity level was building up in the body system.
1) Tracer line stemming from the adrenal to spinal thoracic reflex areas.
2) Cough stress.
3) Thyroid stress with secondary involvement. Glandular fatigue in the pituitary and thyroid glands.
1) An active pituitary stress cross quadrant to heart reflex zone.
2) Emotional stress line approaching to cardial stomach area with encapsulation dot formation indicate highly digestive disorders with nervous stomach.
3) Pocket stress line formation on the frontal area indicate potential sinus congestion.
4) Secondary involvement in the pituitary stress extends to thyroid reflex area.
1) Adrenal and kidney stress lines.
2) Possible bladder stress line at 6.00.
1) Liver stress line extends to heart zone.
2) Pituitary stress line crossing the aorta reflex area indicate a potential deficiency of blood supply and circulation from aorta to the brain.
3) Cardiovascular stress line reaching to the reaction field of heart zone area. Potential of cardiovascular risk, checking the client family's clinical history of heart disease.
1) Another anger view of the brain stress line connecting to the heart regions.
2) Lung stress and liver stress and observed.
Pituitary stress expands with 2 Y- forks, both are curving to the left side of the chest quadrant, indicate an emotional and physical stress are established.
Advanced stress in cough reflex area.
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