Osteoporosis Sign - Rx - (thar)

Male,45
- Gout and osteoarthritis problems
a) Could you identify which iris sign is indicate an osteoporosis tendency for this client ?
b) Identify which iris signs are indicate of family genetic history of blood sugar imbalance and thyroid dysfunction tendencies ?
c) Could you explain the psycho-emotional condition as below illustration -

PRIORITY SET ! - Lx - (moh)

Crypts & Lacunae are equally importance in Classical & Modern Iridology approaches. But, which one should set PRIORITY to analyse first ? and why ? If we consider the genetic impact on Embryological & Cellular levels than you may know which iris sign must in priority to access in term of it size, shape, density, co-sign, solitary and location...smaller is critical...less is more...majority of iris signs are genetic, genotype and it reflect beyond than individual, family members and can trace up to 4 generations...

Pupil Flatness, Collarette Structure and Lacunae at Internal & External Collarette Border - Rx - (moh)

Male,49

Family genetic history of diabetes mellitus

Observe the collarette structure that provide numerous genetic information to indicate this person is strongly inherited the blood sugar imbalance or pancreas dysfunction. In addition, please look at the important of multiple small lacunae & crypts attached on the border of the collarette and internal collarette border.

New IPB Morphologies

Could you identify what are these new IPB morphologies ? Explain it genetic weakness tendencies in physical & emotional aspects !

Neurolappen IPB Signs

Explain the genetic tendency for these local hypertrophy of the IPB tissues, it could be Neurolappen or Globular signs, further investigation with this person family medical history is recommended. 

IPB Elephant & M Signs

a) The elephant sign was located frontal aspect of the inner pupillary border tissues, is one of the most important morphology discovered by John Andrews and its link with the HPA emergence science of epigenetics. 
b) M sign IPB predominantly related to family medical history of blood sugar imbalance tendencies. 

IPB Thickness, Diameter, Frontal Structure, Colour & Morphologies - Rx - (gpl)

Male,48
Observe the inner pupillary border of its thickness, structure and shapes. Identify the potential DNA or inheritance weaknesses based on examining it tissues...
4 major areas to be identified & analysed are :
a) The Frontal Neuroendocrine IPB structures
b) The diameter/thickness of the IPB tissues
c) The colour or appearance of the pigmented retinal epithelium
d) The shapes or morphologies of the IPB
e) Take note that some of the IPB morphologies are new in research by John Andrews & Dr. Daniele Lo Rito. For example, please identify the morphologies at a & d !

a) Identify the diameter / micron of the frontal IPB tissues - normal, hypotrophy, hypertrophy, atrophy or partial atrophy ? What genetic inheritance tendencies adhered on these tissues diameter /thickness ?

b) Identify the frontal neuroendocrine inner pupillary border structures - normal or deviation ? What neuroendocrine imbalance is involved on these structures ?

c) What type of morphologies are attached on these frontal section of the IPB ? Explain it genetic weaknesses in physical and emotional aspects ?

The Importance Iris Signs at Pupillary Zone / Internal Collarette Border - Lx - (azu)

Please identify which iris sign is important to set priority for assessment ? Which structural sign is enhance the genetic family history of blood sugar imbalance that also correlate with collarette bridges found in both irises ? What is the anatomy emotion of adrenal lacuna located at 180' ? Which iris sign is intensified this condition ? Please try !

The Collarette Structure in Modern Iridology Approaches - Rx - (azua)

Male,17
a) What are the differentiation of Linear Collarette-1 & Ventral Linear Collarette-2 ?
b) What is the major genetic weakness tendency for this collarette structure shaped by hypertrophy, multiple raised, linear and bridges formation ?
c) Why it is vital important to measure the mid-point of the collarette bridges ? How to identify it physical, emotional & potential traumatic event happened at this "point" of time ? 
d) What is the Collarette Gap or Local Broken Collarette ? Explain the differentiation and how to measure it Time Risk factor ? What kind of emotional stress is attached on this gap ?