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Sunday, April 14, 2013

The Pupil, IPB, Pupillary Zone & Collarette Structure in Multidimensional Approaches - Rx - (kader)


Male, 55
a) The dynamics structure of the IPB - The diameter, it morphologies & local absence of the IPB.
b) The dynamics change of the Pupil - Multiple pupil flattenings.
c) The dynamics structure of the Collarette - Hypertrophy, localised absence, indentation, frontal u-shaped & multi-bridged collarette formation.
d) Crypts located inside the pupillary zone.
Also observe the solitary melanin pigment, lacunae attached on the collarette border and radial furrows located at frontal section of ciliary zone !



Male, 55
Observe the above importance iris signs systematically highlighted and presented starting from the IPB diameter & its morphologies, multiple pupil flattenings, crypts located at pupillary zone, the dynamics of the collarette structure and lacunae attached to the external border of the collarette  associate with multidimensional iridological approaches. Please analyse the genetic iris signs which located in different level of iris zones in systematic manner, identify and analyse the correlations and corresponds to enhance the findings... For example the sectional absence of the IPB at 210'~230' is correlate and correspond to the inferior temporal flatness in physical and emotional levels ! You are not even analyse the client personal genetic weakness but to read, trace and understanding of his/her  family genetic background  and inheritance weaknesses up to three generations ! 

1) IPB tissues / morphologies -
a) M sign IPB.
b) Distorted S sign IPB ( a+b look like Wave shaped IPB, please view separately from these two IPB tissues).
c) Buttonhole IPB.
d) Target sign IPB !
e) Two IPB tissues overlapping each other - Double IPB !
d) Sectional absence of the IPB at 210'~230' suggests Space Risk & IPB Spinal analysis. 
(Please refer to John Andrews & Dr. Daniele Lo Rito's IPB topic for explanation)
2) Pupil flattenings - 
a) Frontal flatness : Psycho-emotionally relates to suppression of expression, anger & resentment which emotionally correlates with brown pigment at 215'.
b) Inferior Nasal Flatness : Check for liver, gall bladder & pancreas dysfunction. The liver stress enhance by melanin pigment at 215!
c) Inferior Temporal Flatness adjacent to sectional absence of the IPB, consider the potential of  neuromuscular tension at Lumbar Vertebrae (L1 to L4). Renal disturbances is highlighted !
(Please refer to John Andrews's "Yellow book" for detail explanation on this subject).
3) Crypt as " Therapy Resistance". Crypts that located inside the collarette or pupillary zone leading to Classical, Embryological & Cellular levels of consideration.
a) Generally, the classical view indicate gastrointestinal disturbances.
b) Embryological relates to potential of  family medical history of breast problem (270'), pharynx/larynx disturbances (294'), liver stress (330') and kidneys insufficiency (176') - enhance by inferior temporal flatness.
c) Cellular/Citric Acid Cycle - please refer to John Andrews's "Modern Cellular Iridology Citric Acid Cycle Iris Chart" & notes for practice and analysis ! Take note, only take count on those crypts located at "internal collarette border" - 20', 137', 176', 270', 294', & 330'.
4) The dynamics structure of the collarette -
a) Multiple bridges formation.
b) U-shaped Frontal Collarette - 3' indicates lower level of pyruvic acid leading to the development of Type-2 Diabetes !
c) Sectional absence of the collarette at 278'~310', take note the adjacent organs topographical reflex areas.
(Please search for my previous posts on explanation for a & b).
5) Analysis of iris signs attached on the external border of the collarette - lacunae 
a) Indented lacuna at 125' indicate personal predisposition or family medical history of blood sugar imbalance ( correlates and enhances by M sign IPB, inferior nasal flatness, U-shaped rontal collarette & collarette bridges formation). Time Risk sign is highlighted !
b) Observe the Heart lacuna at 275' & thyroid lacuna at 80' potential family history of heart problem and thyroid imbalance.

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