Male,49, Rx
a) Extroflession of the IPB - 100', Space Risk 14 relates to blood sugar imbalance correlation with embryological sign at 240'.
b) An indentation of the collarette - 270' co-sign with closed lacuna attached on the collarette - 283' signify cardiovascular risk.
c) Crypt and defect sign attached on the border of the collarette - 77' & 150' indicates possibly family history of thyroid imbalance and prostate disturbance.
Female,16, Lx
The local absence of the IPB 231'~257' carry a gravity under this Haematogenic subtype by Neurogenic Constitutionin, relates to Space Risk 19 & 18 indicates predisposition to small intestine, reproductive and kidneys disturbances. Tendency to have skin problem.
a) V letter form IPB
b) Coffee Bean
c) Squared IPB
Multiple pupillary flattenings in pysical & emotional approach :
a) Lateral Temporal Flatness - Tendencies to circulatory problem, asthma, emotional heart problem. Psycho-emotional relates need to cultivate warmth in communication and expression.
b) Inferior Temporal Flatness - Indicates possibly neck and shoulder tension, medical checking for liver, gall bladder, pancreas ( blood sugar ) and spleen. Psycho-emotional may pay attention to betrayal issues, self-limitation, defensiveness and emotional sensitivity.
c) Superior Nasal Flatness - Indicates neuromuscular tension at C3~C7, visual disturbances ans sinusitis. Emotionally relates to hypersensitivity.
Observe the IPB morphologies, pupillary flattening, crypts at inner pupillary zone, closed lacunae/crypts attached on the border of the collarette and sectional hypertrophy of the collarette in micro-multidimensional iridology approach... Identify the correlation iris signs in different layer of the iris structures.
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Observe the micro view in IPB diameters, structures and shapes :
a) Multiple shapes or morphologies along the IPB - b, f & h
b) Localised hypertrophy of the IPB - d & g
c) Localised introflession of the IPB - a
d) Tiny melanin pigment attached on the IPB - c
Male,77
Observe the tiny melanin pigments located at inner pupillary zone and border of the collarette signify Embryological and Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette analysis...
a) Melanin pigment at inner pupillary zone - 197' embryological indicates duodenum disturbances possibly with pain condition.
b) Melanin pigment located on the border of the collarette - 195', 210' & 235' indicates possibly deep seated, unresolved emotional issues of intimacy, violence, anger and resentment..
Observe the IPB structures and shapes, major ray, tiny melanin pigments, crypts and small closed lacunae attached at inner pupillary zone and border of the collarette....
Male, 48
a) Globular IPB sign.
b) Extroflession of the IPB, Space Risk 14 concerns with blood sugar imbalance and possibly duodenal ulcer.
c) Embryological signs (closed lacunae with chronic level) - 190', 220' & 242' relates to disturbances in duodenum (correspond to Space Risk 14) and nose related problem.
d) Embryological signs (tiny melanin pigments) - 300', 302' & 311' relates to liver stress involvement (311'). Major ray - 345'embryological relates to stress in pituitary gland and cerebellum. Classical indicates stress in pineal and limbic system.
e) Closed lacunae attached on the collarette - 85' & 290' indicates family history of thyroid gland imbalance and blood sugar imbalance ( correspond to Space Risk 14).
f) Brown pigments topolabile located - 90', 110', 124' & 245' indicates :
- Liver disturbances (correspond to embryological sign at 311')
- Observe the adjacent reflex areas - bronchials
a) Extroflession of the IPB suggests Space Risk evaluation
b) Rectangular shaped IPB
c)IPB Archeology - Coffee Bean
c)Local absence of the IPB at ventral section, suggest Space Risk & IPB Spinal analysis
General Hypertrophy of the IPB structures
Female,54
a) Triangle Shaped IPB.
b) IPB thickness or micron less than 50, not classified as local absence of IPB.
c) Local absence of IPB - 283', suggest Space Risk evaluation - Space Risk 10 correspond to Lateral Temporal Flatness.
d) Globular sign.
e) Frontal Flattening - 10'~30'
f) Lateral Temporal Flatness - 75'~88'
g) An indented closed lacuna - 123' suggests embryological and classical consideration. The embryological sign relates to liver stress involvement, possible fatty liver - cornea arcus at limbus and correspond to Triangle IPB with potential of intestinal dybiosis caused by liver degeneration. Classical approach relates to family history of blood sugar imbalance
h) Embryological sign - 180' indicates prediposition to breast problem.
i) Defect marking co-sign with radial furrow attached on the border of the collarette and ciliary zone - 195' indicates possible of cervix stress and kidneys deficiency.
