IPB Morphologies, The Collarette, Transversals, Embryological & Classical Signs - Rx - (ahm)

Pupillary Zone Neuron Network

Double Collarette

Yellow pigmented in the frontal collarette

Intestinal Transversal

Hepatic Transversal

a) Suggest Pigment Dispersion Syndrome, based on John Andrews researched indicates that :

- It is an embryological defect as the Inner Pupillary Border forms.

- Occurred in between 3~8th week of gestation, due to a maternal lack of Vitamin C

- Compromised of PNEI and hypothalamus disturbances in cases of thyroid dysfunction, splenomegaly, breast carcinoma and extreme menopausal symptoms.

b) Squared IPB relates to the family history of thyroid dysfunction, possibly hypo/hyperthyroidism.

c) M sign of the IPB relates to family history of blood sugar imbalance, pancreas dysfunction.

d) Pearl sign of the IPB represent possibly a family history of intestinal polyposis, intestinal tumours, dybiosis and inflammatory bowel condition.

e) Double layers of the IPB formation indicates inheritance tendency to nervous and anxiety..

f) V-shaped of the IPB.

g) Suggest extroflession of the IPB - 230' - Space Risk 19 indicate intestinal dybiosis tendency and reproductive related problems.

h) Suggest Buttonhole sign of the IPB indicates tendency to accumulation of uric acid, pay attention to respiratory, cardiac and intestinal system.

i) M sign of IPB..

j) Suggest Target sign of IPB indicates :

- Anaemia tendency

- Like to be centre of attention.

k) Pupillary Zone Neuron Networks indicate functional disturbances of the gastrointestinal system. The receptor sites within the intestinal could be blocked, overloaded and the hypothalamus pathways could be hyperactive, according to John Andrews.

l) Double collarette indicates irritation of mesenteric lymphatics, nervous system and compromise in the adrenal-pituitary-hypothalamus axis and IBS tendency.

m) Yellow Pigmented Collarette indicate kidneys/renal insufficiency and tendency to dybiosis.

n) Intestinal Transversal - The transversal emanating from the ciliary zone penetrate to the inner pupillary zone indicates autoimmune bowel disturbances - possibly ulcerative colitis. The transversal is located at 192' relate to a deficiency of the kidneys function.

o) Hepatic Transversal running through the liver reflex zone - 230'~245' indicates the possibilities in the medical history of :

- Liver congestion and dysfunction

- Hepatitis

- Adverse vaccine reaction

- Liver transplant and tendency to Cirrhosis.

p) Embryological signs ( internal lacunae & crypts) at inner pupillary zone - 240', 250', 275' & ( 280' & 285' ) + co-sign with tiny melanin pigments indicates:

- Blood sugar imbalance tendency - 240'

- Possibly frontal & maxillary sinus - 250'

- Thyroid imbalance - 275'

- Thyroid dysfunction, possibly family history of hypo/hyperthyroidism - 280'~285' co-sign with tiny melanin pigments attached on the border of the collarette closer to the crypts which amplify the genetic impact on the gland in embryological perspective. ( correlation with Squared IPB)

- The tiny melanin pigments also indicates liver stress involvement, suppression of anger and resentment in emotional aspect..  

q) Closed lacunae and crypts attached on the border of the collarette / humoral zone :

- Possibly tonsillitis- 49'

- Predisposition to blood sugar imbalance, pancreas dysfunction - 60'

- Thyroid imbalance - 75' ( correspond to embryological signs - 280'~285' & Squared IPB)

- Blood sugar imbalance - 120' & 133'

- Adrenal fatigue and renal deficiency - 180' co-sign with intestinal transversal at 190'

- Blood sugar imbalance - 295'

- Rarefaction of the iris fibers structure in lung reflex zone - 287'