Frontal Stacked IPB

Frontal Stacked IPB indicates a history of cardiac disturbances steeming from hypersenistivity of the nervous system and possible asthma or bronchitis problem.

Multidimensional of Embryological & Space Risk Evaluation - (nas)

Rx,Female,26

Preliminary Analysis :
a) Hypertrophy of the IPB structure.
b) Frontal flattening of the pupil.
c) Constricted, Hyperplastic with Zig-Zag formation of the collarette.
d) Local ventral indentation of the collarette.
e) Radial furrows at the cerebral areas/ brain zone.

Please observe the internal crypt or embryological sign at 265' with an indentation and adjacent to the edge of the IPB, the closer to the IPB the more pertinent the embryological sign and an introflession of the IPB with Space Risk consideration, signifying an important genetic and clinical information for Modern Iridologist to evaluate and analyse.

The major concern is  potential of severe Breast problem attached with deep emotional sadness for this female patient. Predominantly Inheritance of Martenal DNA ! ( Female in Rx & Restricted Collarette -  Predominant Feminine Figure / Martenal Family History ). Space Risk 13 relates to gastrointestinal disturbances is highlighted ( Constricted collarette - a tendency to constipation and sluggishness of the intestines)

Bilateral Mydriasis - (shk)

Rx

Lx

Bilateral  Mydriasis potential predisposition to
- Adrenal Exhausation
- Hyperthyroidism
- Endocrine System Imbalance

Stairstep Lacuna, Bridge, Linear & Collarette Gap - (shl)

Rx

a) Stairstep lacuna located inside the pupillary zone at 285' suggest a serious sign with a family history of intestinal tumours, gastric ulceration and intestinal polyposis, embryological sign concern with thyroid dysfunction.
b) Indented collarette with closed lacuna at 65' indicate blood sugar intolerance, pancreas dysfunction.
c) Embryological sign at 240' suggest blood sugar imbalance.
d) Sectional absence of the collarette at 25'~58' concern with malabsorption and observe the adjacent to the reflexive organs.
e) Linear collarette at 75'~105' suggest dysglycaemia tendency and Immune Cell Chart evaluation.

Lx

a) Staistep lacuna at 304' suggest gastrointestinal disturbances and blood sugar imbalance.
b) Linear collarette at 145'~175' and 215'~270'.

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Stress Axis , Local Indented Collarette & Ventral Asparagus - (Rx), IPB Morphologies, Inferior Temporal Flatness & Linear Collarette - (Lx) - (wan)

Rx,Female,28

a) Frontal U-Shaped collarette with an indentation at 0' and 180' suggest endocrine system imbalance, hypothalamus disturbances, HPA compromised.
b) A localised indentation of the collarette at 140', 210' (adjacent to the edge of the IPB) & 180' suggest Embryological, Time Risk & Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette evaluation.
c) Ventral Asparagus Lacunae at 160' indicate predisposition to carcinoma, polyposis, myeloma or cysts in the uterus, ovary or cervix. The asparagus lacuna was located at the cervix area.

Lx

a) Squared IPB.
b) M sign accompanied with linear collarette at 70'~110' suggest blood sugar imbalance, potential of pancreas dysfunction.
c) Radii Solaris/ Major ray penetrated at 200' at the cervix reflex area
d) Inferior Temporal Flatness at 180'~220' also concerns with dysglycaemia tendencies. In female, Amenorrhoea, Menorrhagia or Polycystic Ovary Syndrome having strong possibilities with a combination of Asparagus lacuna and Inferior Temporal Flatness genetically formed in her iris.

IPB Morphologies, Classical & Embryological Analysis - Blood Sugar Imbalance (amr)

Rx,Male,31

a) W sign.
b) Elephant sign.
c) Rectangular sign
d) Leaf lacuna located at the classical topographical area of 72' and closed lacuna at 260' suggest blood sugar imbalance, pancreas dysfunction.
e) Closed lacunae attached on the border of the collarette at 90', 200'& 245' indicates a potential of thyroid dysfunction, appendix stress and potential of cardiovascular risk. 
f) This pterygium (red arrow indication) growth may remain small to interfere with vision. A pterygium can often develop from a pinguecula.

Lx

a) W IPB sign.
b) Crypt located inside the pupillary zone at 0' embryological sign of hypothalamus stress.
c) Embryological signs at 56' & 300' with classical sign at 126' suggests blood sugar imbalance, pancreas dysfunction, hypoglycemia tendency.
d) Double Pancreatic lacuna at the classical pancreas topographical area - 290', potential of genetic tendency to pancreatic cysts.
e) Linear collarette at the inferior temporal area. Dysglycaemia, Hyperinsulinaemia tendencies.

Partial Atrophy IPB, Leaf Lacuna at Hypothalamus & Double Pancreatic Lacuna - Lx, Shoe Lacuna - Rx - (abd)

Lx

Rx

a) With the partial atrophy of the IPB, we are looking for the poor adaptability to stress and neuroendocrine tendencies.
b) Leaf lacuna located at 0' indicates hypothalamus stress which relates to the function of the endocrine system and a tendency to hormonal imbalance, with particular emphasis on the HPA axis.
c) Double pancreatic lacuna located in the classical topography at 65' indicates a possible genetic tendency to Pancreatic Cysts.
d) Closed lacuna attached on the collarette, classical topography relates to cardiovascular risk and embryologically relate adrenal fatigue.
e) Shoe lacuna attached to the ciliary zone at Rx iris indicates to the kidney disturbances and the possibility of the hypertension.

W, M & Squared Signs

Rx

Lx

Stress Axis, Linear, Double & Bridge Collarette - (lcy)

Rx,Male,24

a) The Stress Axis formation at 0' & 180'.
b) Linear collarette at the ventral section.
c) Closed lacuna attached on the border collarette with crossing bridge at 86' suggest thyroid deficiency.

Lx

a) Double collarette at the lateral temporal area.
b) Linear formation at inferior temporal area. 
c) Closed lacunae attached on the humoral zone or outside border of the collarette at 15', 60', 140', 150', 175', 190', 205' & 240' suggests pineal stress, blood sugar imbalance tendency, testicular stress, adrenal fatigue and kidney insufficiency.

Stress Axis, Constricted, Frontal Indentation, Multiple local Indentation & Linear of the Collarette - (vas)

Rx,Male
a) HPA Axis at 358' & 180'- Hypothalamus+Pituitary+Adrenal. Observe the Frontal Indentation of the collarette relate to Depression in the family history, a possible of Manic Depression when formed in Rx iris.
b) Local indentation of the collarette at 30' & 70' suggest Time Risk, Embryological & Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette evaluation.

The hypothalamus stress at 0' combination with restricted collarette structure suggest a client having a strong inheritance of the maternal DNA, genetic, epigenetic dominant  in Lx iris !

Lx

a) Hypothalamus stress at 0'
b) An indentation of the collarette adjacent to the edge of the IPB at 190', amplify the multidimensional approach and evaluation.
c) Linear collarette at 54'~124'.

Unilateral Mydriasis, Stress Axis, Constricted, Hyperplastic, Zig-Zag, Double, Bridge & Frontal U-shaped Collarette with Distorted "Heart" Shaped Lacuna-(Rx), Pineal Stress, Medial Nasal Flatness & Bridge Collarette - (Lx) - (vas)

Distorted Heart Lacuna

Rx,Male,26

a) Unilateral Mydriasis, Constricted, Hyplastic, Zig-Zag  and Frontal U-Shape Collarette with hypothalamus stress at 0' & HPA Axis formation - Hypothalamus+Pituitary+Adrenal (180').
b)  Local indentation of the collarette suggest multidimensional approach - Classical, Embrylogical, Time Risk & Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette evaluation.
c) Double collarette at the lateral temporal section indicate irritation of mesenteric lymphatics, nervous system and compromise in the Adrenal+Pituitary+ Hypothalamus axis, HPA axis. You may consider " Therapy Resistance" for this duouble collarette formation.
d) Distorted Heart Lacuna - External Distorted lacuna indicate dysbiosis with an allergic reaction tendency. 

Lx

a) Radial Furrow extend form the the border of the collarette to cilairy zone at 13' suggest Pineal stress.
b) Collarette bridge with linear formation at 300'~325' indicate progesterone deficiency tendency, blood sugar imbalance history, insulin resistance and hyperprolactinaemia, dysglycaemia tendency.
c) Medial Nasal Flatness at 265'~300' accompanied with a closed lacuna at 280' indicates tendencies to breathing difficulties, & bronchitis tendency also check for cardiac and thyroid condition.
You may continue to analyse the structural signs attached on the collarette and ciliary zone.....

Hypothalamus, Frontal Flatness, Indentation Lacunae, Frontal U-Shaped Collarette & Local Absence IPB - (saig)

Rx,Male,57

a) Hypothalamus stress at 0' indicates compromise in PNEI pathways and limbic system. The hypothalamus is of vital importance in general, health, homeostasis, PNEI & modern iridology, according to John Andrews.
b) Frontal flattening at 0'~25' accompanied with dysfunction of the hypothalamus gland indicates strong tendencies to headaches, migraines, upper cervical vertebral tension, insomnia, fatigue and depression.Psycho-emotionally relates to suppressed anger, unresolved grief, guilty feelings and possible with mother conflict.
c) Indentation of the collarette at 265' & 210' multidimensionally indicates heart stress, lung deficiency, prostate and testicular disturbances. Psycho-emotionally indicates sadness issues and possible experiencing family violence, possible the traumatic event triggered at the age of 16 & 25..

Lx
a) Sugg
est hypothalamus stress at 355'.
b) Frontal indentation of the collarette at 10' - U- shaped Formation : According to John Andrews, the more extreme the indentation to the pupil, the more profound the issue in terms of cellular energy, recovery potential & PNEI impact
c) Sectional absence of the IPB at 265'~275' - Space Risk 13 & 12 indicates liver insufficiency and gastrointestinal disturbances. Observe the embryological sign at 125' indicate liver stress involvement.