Mixed Inner Pupillary Border Tissues - Rx - (siv) - 1

According to John Andrews explained, the Mixed Border included with the Partial Atrophy IPB definition. This mixed border include a normal border diameter, but with a hypertrophic or hypotrophic section within the normal tissues structure. Local absent sections are possible under this type, and that will be considered as Space Risk & Spinal Nerve analysis.

The Pupil Flatness - Lx - (ravi)

Could you identify which area of pupil flatness indicates tendencies to thyroid imbalance, muscular tension at thoracic vertebrae and possible family history of cardiac problem. This pupil flatness might indicate tendency to hypochondria.

Spinal Muscular Tension at L2 & L3 in Physical & Emotional - Rx - (ravi)

Male, 47
Please identify which areas of pupil flatness is indicate the spinal problem at the lumbar vertebrae areas, what are the physical side effects and psycho-emotional issues attached to this spinal problem ?  

Frontal Flatness, Brown Pigment & Radial Furrow at 350' - Physical, Emotional, Time Risk, Embryology & Cellular Levels - Rx - (supra) - 4

Male, 62
Brown pigment indicate a tendency to liver and gall bladder deficiencies. In emotional aspect, it show an anger, suppression with expression and tendency to depression. When the pigment attached or co-sign with radial furrow at 350' it indicate a limbic system of  pituitary gland imbalance considered in embryological aspect. In psycho-emotional,  it carry an emotional pain of control issues, self-limitation, uneasy to letting go, tendency to depression and insomnia. The negative emotions enhanced by the frontal flatness and constricted collarette formation. 
In Time Risk concern, the experience of this deep seated emotional issues, happened at the age of 61.5 in recent time.
In cellular level, it concern with pyruvic acid imbalance associate with hepatic steatosis and insulin sensitivity / diabetes mellitus that can be seen and supported by melanin pigment and linear collarette at inferior nasal section ( refer Psycho-Emotional Evaluations - Rx - supra - 1).

Pai Thni Kong @ Chew Jetty Penang 拜天公 @ 槟城姓周桥

Photographed by IS OOI

Hokkien New Year is celebrated widely in Penang.

The Hokkien community in Chew Jetty is celebrating this year's Thni Kong Seh in a grand scale. Over 30 long tables of food and fruits, big bottles of cognac and trays, baskets, and sugarcane stalks.

This Hokkien New Year is to celebrate the day when the Hokkiens escaped mistreatment by ruthless army in ancient China by seeking refuge in a sugarcane plantation. The Hokkiens emerged unharmed on the 8th day of Chinese New Year. Hence it is consider as New Year for the Hokkiens.

This is once a year grand heritage event which you must come and witness which is uniquely Penang.

Brown Pigment, Radial Furrows & Constricted Collarette - Psycho-Emotional Aspects - Rx - (supra) - 3

Could you explain & analyse his personality/ traits, potential traumatic time and experienced  under what type of psycho-emotional imbalances by combining the iris signs as follow:
a) Brown pigment 
b) Radial Furrow co-sign with brown pigment at 350'
c) Constricted collarette with multiple radial furrows indented around the pupillary zone
d) Neurogenic subtype by structure
e) Also, combine the previous findings of multiple pupil flatness and space risks analyzed  in emotional aspects ! 
Please try !

Partial Atrophy, Local Hypertrophy, Local & Sectional Absent of the IPB Vs Pupil Flattenings - Rx - (supra) - 2

This is a partial atrophy inner pupillary border structure, it is worth to analyse and do some research what are their subtle relationship  between a local hypertrophy, absent & sectional absent of the IPB tissues conjunction to the pupil flatness as illustrated at the above conditions. Please consider the potential genetic weaknesses  in the aspects of physical, psychological and neuromuscular tension in spinal cord.

I suggest that the assessment of neurogenic structure, radial furrows, brown pigments & constricted collarette structure  that can be explained later...

I would recommend pay attention to the areas of central nervous system, spinal nerves and the chromosomes which can be retrieved  the information by analyzing the IPB structure, its tissues and pupil tonus ! Please analyze the below conditions :

a) What are the genetic characteristics of Partial Atrophy IPB structures ? 

b) Which Space Risk are involved in this condition ?

c) What type of morphology for this local hypertrophy  IPB tissue at 166' ? and could you identify which Space Risk is involved or attached to this IPB ?

d) Could you identify which spinal stress location / areas reflected by the identified Space Risks ? 

e) Explain the Pupil Flatness at Superior Temporal Flatness (STF), Medial Nasal Flatness (MNF) and Ventral Flatness (VF) in physical level.

f) Could you identify their correlations/ common genetic weaknesses for these 2 entities ?, that can be classified as core deficiencies for this patient.

Psycho-Emotional Evaluations - Rx - (supra) - 1

Male, 62
Observe this right iris which comprise rich of genetic information to retrieve and explore..
a) Explain the neurogenic structure accompanied with deep multiple radial furrows around the constricted collarette structure
b) The genetic characteristics of melanin pigmentation - 
   1) co-signed with radial furrow at 350'  - Physical & Psycho-emotional 
   2) at 150' topographical area 
c) Multiple pupil flattenings in physical & Emotional levels
d) Inner Pupillary Border structure and it space deficiencies - Physical
e) The Space Deficiency conjunction with Pupil Flatness - Spinal Neuromuscular Tension

Inferior Temporal Flatness, Radial Furrow at 180' & Ventral Linear Collarette - Rx - (shar)

Female, 17
Observe the pupil flatness at inferior temporal section, the ventral section of the linear collarette and major ray penetrated to the edge of pupil at 180'
a) Analyse the inferior temporal flatness in physical & emotional aspects
b) Explain the genetic characteristics of the ventral linear collarette 
c) The radial furrow at 180' as a multidimensional iris sign, could you interpret it in Physical, Embryological, Psycho-Emotional, Time Risk and associate with Kreb's Cycle dysfunction consideration ?
d) Could you identify what are their common physical inheritance weaknesses for these 3 genetic signs ? 
e) Could you identify what type of  traumatic / emotional imbalance was experienced by her mother during the gestation at 4.5 months (180') ? What kind of potential  psycho-emotional / epigenetic emotions  impact to this children ? This is important  to consult with her mother to get more understanding about this situation as it will effect her daughter's emotional stability, changes and growing...
f) You might have different interpretations but the emotional sensitivity, fear, self-limitation and defensiveness will be the core emotional imbalance in this condition. 

Inferior Temporal Flatness Vs Lacuna at 120' - Rx - (brab)

Female, 60
What is the predominant inheritance weakness if you see a solitary closed lacuna at 120' located conjunction with inferior temporal flatness ?

IPB Spinal, Space Deficiency & Pupil Flatness - Lx - (mall)

Could you grouping the local space deficiency of 40', 130', 220' 275' & 325' to indicate the potential of neuromuscular tension at the spinal areas signified as IPB Spinal reflection ( that can be grouped into three major spinal cord areas). In addition, what are the physiological imbalance reflected by these 5 space risk ? What is the indication for frontal flatness as this person has migraine problem ? 
Take note : a) Local absent of the IPB at 130', 220' & 275' 
                   b) Neurolappen IPB / Introflession of the IPB at 40' & 325'

Thyroid Dysfunction, Cardiac, Diabetes Signs at Local IPB & Pupil Structures - Rx - (mall) - (2)

Please identify which inner pupillary border tissues that indicates the above mentioned genetic deficiencies and conjunction with Medial Nasal Flatness ? Modern Iridologist should be realized that majority of the core genetic signs/ data are stored in the IPB tissues and also reflected at the pupil tonus as it is hardly to observe if you use an ordinary magnifying glass or camera without microscope, especially if there are nothing much to find at humoral to ciliary zones under neurogenic structure type of iris.

Personal & Family Genetic Weaknesses - Rx - (mall) - (1)

Female, 60
Personal medical history of thyroid dysfunction, heart problem and migraine. Family medical history of diabetes. Please identify which iris signs were reflected the above mentioned genetic weaknesses ?

Iris Sign That Enhanced The Genetic Weaknesses - Lx - (juw)

You may analyse the multiple closed lacunae attached on the external border of the collarette and explain the findings to this person, but could you identify which iris sign is predominantly enhanced these genetic weaknesses ? 

This local indentation & radial furrow at pupillary zone - 360' signify as Embryology, Time Risk & CAC signs indicate an embryological, kreb's cycle acid and emotional imbalance that enhanced the genetic impact on the overall findings of this iris...

Indented Thyroid Lacuna Vs Bridge at Mid Point - 85' - Rx - (juw) - (4)

Observe the indented thyroid lacuna at 85', in psycho-emotional level it relate to suppressed anger and expression concern with masculine figure / father, technically the suppressed level enhanced by the local indentation and brown pigment was found at 170'. If you want to analyse more deeper in this condition, observe the bridge at the indented mid-point of 85', it even shown the profound and deep sense of suppressed anger, self-esteem problem and bad relationship with father / masculine figures, which can specifically identify the traumatic life event by calculating the Time Risk factor !, please try ! ( Take note that every iris signs that you found can be combined & linked together to get the comprehensive understanding of your consulted person !)

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An Assessment of Psycho-Emotional Issues in MI Approaches - Rx - (juw) - (3)

a) What are the psycho-emotional impact of brown pigment located at the external border of the collarette - 170' and it Time Risk factor ?
b) Observe the bridges with linear formation, what is their genetic physical weakness ?, could you explain in emotional aspect of these two formation ? If combined with lacuna at 130'-135', what can you tell about their common genetic weakness ?
c) A radial furrow accompanied by local indentation of the collarette at 190', explain it psycho-emotional & Time Risk factors.
d) What is the emotional attachment for lacuna at 175' ?
e) After combining and concluding the above findings , what are the major emotional issues would you like to advice for this patient ? 
f) What are the potential emotional imbalance attachment for liver stress and diabetes person ?
g) Could you see there are an emotional issues of fear, anger & resentment and low self-esteem ?
h) When & what is the possible physical & emotional trauma happened at the point of 190' ?
i) How about  if we combined the Time Risk at 170', local indentation of the collarette at 190' & brown pigment attached on the collarette border of 170', what are the major negative emotional issues experienced by this individual ?
j) Why the majority of the emotional issues located at the ventral section of the collarette and ciliary zones ?

Space Risk Vs Melanin Pigmentation - Rx - (juw) - (2)

Observe the local introflession of the inner pupillary border at 270' represent space deficiency signify as Space Risk 12 indicate liver dysfunction which correlation with brown pigment at ventral section of the collarette border !

Cardiovascular Signs - Physical Vs MI Approaches - Rx - (ycf) - 2

Analyse the pupil flatness at lateral temporal & medial nasal and crypt located internal collarette border - 220'  associated with succinate acid imbalance, they are predominantly indicate a family history of cardiovascular risk.

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