Deviation in Diameter, Hypertrophy, Introflession & Multiple Morphologies In The Frontal IPB Structure - Frontal Elephant Sign at 0', Undulation, Triangle, Localised Nuerolappen & Absence of the IPB - IPB Diameter, Morphologies, Space Risk & IPB Spinal Evaluation - Part 3

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 Huge deviation in Frontal IPB as hypertrophy, introflession with indentation to pupil margin and multiple morphologies structure indicates complex PNEI alteration, impaired hormonal adaptability and psychosomatic illness. Also refer to Part 1 explanation of  hypertrophy of the IPB
a) Frontal Elephant sign located at 0' suggests
- HPA Epigenetics links. Genetic history of Hypothalamus-Pineal-Adrenal compromise, tendency to have autoimmunity problem.
- Emotional imbalance of  stress and anxiety.
- Dysglycaemia tendency and leptin disturbances.
b)Suggest Undulation formation of the IPB indicates circulation problem such as cold extremities, vertigo, depression and venous congestion.
c) Triangle shape at the ventral section of the IPB indicates gastrointestinal disturbances with immunological complication ans systemic toxicity involving the liver degeneration ( melanin pigment, an indentation of the collarette - 240'-Rx - liver reflexive zone and corneal arcus in both irides).
d) Localised absence of the IPB - 260 'to 270' suggests
- Space Risk 14, 13 & 12 relates to pancreas dysfunction, duodenal stress, gastric disturbances and liver fatty degeneration.( please refer and compare the similarity of findings with other genetic signs - e.g Space Risk 12 Vs Triangle IPB, Space Risk 14 Vs Elephant Sign & indentation of the collarette - 240'-Rx, Space Risk 13 Vs Undulation IPB ..etc)
- Neuromuscular stress in T4 & T5 - Thoracic Vertebrae.
e) Localised hypertrophy/ Neurolappen IPB at 300' & 350' or sectional hypertrophy of the IPB with an obvious introflession or indentation of the IPB to the pupil margin in the range of 300' to 350' suggests
- Psycho-emotional concern with nervous sensitivities, anxiety, stress and tension, depression and insomnia.
- Neuromuscular tension in Cervical Vertebrae
f) I have highlighted the localised and sectional hypertrophy and absence of the IPB relates to the spinal stress in Rx and Lx :
- Lumbar Vertebrae :  Rx* Sectional absence of the IPB - 110' to 130'
- Thoracic Vertebrae : Lx * Hypertrophy with introflession of the IPB - 300' to 350'
- Cervical Vertebrae : Lx * localised absence of the IPB - 260' to 270'
g) Suggest Space Risk consideration at :
- Hypertrophy with Elephant shape of the IPB at 0' - Space Risk 1 indicates vertigo, migraines and insomnia tendency.
- Localised hypertrophy with introflession of the IPB, indentation to the pupil margin at 300' & 350' - Space Risk 7 & 4 indicates potential of thyroid dysfunction and  rhinitis.
( John Andrews, Iris & Pupillary Signs, 3rd Edition)
( Dr. Daniele Lo Rito, Space Risk)