Please analyse the highlighted genetic and embryological signs in Part1&2 - Rx & Part3- Lx for that person. She was experiencing of recurrent miscarriages (9 times), physical problem with low nerve energy and reduced libido, asthma and sleep disorder problems as mentioned in Part 1. Observe the predisposition, inheritance, genetic weaknesses signs that has been recordered in her irides.....
a) Frontal pupil flatenning in a marginal form at 353' to 8' indicates :
- Hyperprolactinaemia tendency. Hyperprolactinaemia is a common experience for women after miscarraige, according to John Andrews.
- Headaches, migraines, upper cervical vertebral tension, insomnia, fatigue or depression.
- Suppression of anger and resentment.
b) An External Curvature of Cat's Claw Sign indicates :
- History of recurrent of miscarriages.
- Suppression of the GALT and changes in the serotonin levels
- Progesterone deficiency ration tendency.
- History of migraines and gall bladder tendency.
- A singular and isolated of Cat's Claw sign appeared at a time in the inner pupillary border to be considered and correspond to Space Risk sign - 278' - Space Risk 11 relate to gall bladder insufficiency.
c) Solitary melanin pigment accompanied with minor end at the internal border of the collarette - 335' suggests :
- Time Risk sign.
- Psycho-emotional issue of loss of control.
- Embryological sign concern with bronchitis problem ( deviate in 10' degree )
d) Suggest Detached IPB located in the temporal section of the IPB. A black gap in between the IPB and iris edge is observed. Concerns with poor circulation and hypotension.
(John Andrews, Iris & Pupillary Signs , 3rd)
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