IPB Morphology - Rx - (shan)

Please identify this particular IPB tissue, take note this is not a M sign !

Pupil Flattenings Vs Embryological & Citric Acid Cycle Analysis - Lx - (sha) - 2

Analyse the multiple pupil  flatness  at Lx vs Rx findings :
A) Frontal Flatness (FF) indicates tendency to headache, migraines, depression and muscular tension at cervical vertebral.
@ Rx - (ff) frontal flatness
B) Lateral Temporal Flatness (LTF) indicates tendency to circulatory problem, asthma, emotional heart problem and gastrointestinal disturbances. 
@ Rx - minor radial furrow (Embryological & CAC sign) at internal collarette border - 42' (with indented lacuna) signify stomach stress, citric acid imbalance associate with fatigue, sluggish digestion and allergic asthma tendency. 
@ Rx - minor radial furrow (CAC sign) at internal collarette border - 18' & 23' indicate pyruvic acid & coenzyme A imbalance associate with diabetes mellitus and tendency to heart problem. 
@ Rx - minor radial furrow (Embryological sign) at 320' indicate predisposition to cardiac risk.
C) Inferior Nasal Flatness (INF) indicate muscular tension at sacral. lumbar, leg problems and osteoporosis tendency. Suggest checking prostate ( take note the citric acid imbalance sign at 42'-minor radial furrow )
D) Medial Nasal Flatness (MNF) indicate tendency to breathing problem, cardiac risk and thyroid gland imbalance.
@ Rx - local indentation of the collarette at 105' thyroid reflex zone.

Pupil Flattenings - Lx - (sha) - 1

Identify the multiple local flatness on this pupil...

Atrophy IPB, Restricted, Indented Collarette & Radial Furrows - Rx - (sha) - 2

Male, 76
Diabetes, knee pain, migraine
Analyse and interpret  the following findings:
a) Genetic weakness tendency for Atrophy of the IPB ( diameter between 0 to 50 micron) -
b) Frontal Flatness (ff) & Inferior Nasal Flatness (inf) in physical & emotional levels -
c) Restricted Collarette in physical, emotional and identification of Parental DNA -
d) Local indentation of the collarette at 105' & 346' in physical, emotional & Time Risk evaluation -
e) Embryological & Citric Acid Cycle signs at pupillary zone - 18', 23', 42' 160', 245' , 320' & 340' - 
f) Linear & Bridge collarette - Physical & Time Risk
Find the correlation of each iris sign  from Pupil, Pupillary Zone, Internal & External Border of the Collarette -

The Importance of Correlation Signs in Modern Iridology Approaches - Lx - (YJ) - 5

 Please analyse these 3 iris signs, they are correlation to each other that can enhance the meaning of the genetic weakness... 

Pigmented Retinal Epithelium - IPB

Please identify these two inner pupillary border tissues...

M & Squared Signs - Lx - (YJ) - 4

Both IPB signs support and enhance the findings of Rx & Lx 

Local Indentation of the IPB - Space Risk 12 /17 & Spinal Tensions - T6 /T12 - Lx - (YJ) - 3

1) Local indentation of the IPB / Introflession at 270' & 302' signify Space Risk 12 & 17 indicates liver stress, fatty degeneration and possible family history of thyroid dysfunction  and neuromuscular tensions at Thoracic Vertebrae - T6 & T12.
The analysis results can be traced and confirmed by the findings as below :
a) Elephant sign at frontal of the IPB - Rx ( refer previous post). This sign indicate tendency to blood sugar imbalance & leptin disturbances leading to poor fat metabolism.
b) Squared IPB at Lx - (c). This sign  indicate genetic history of thyroid dysfunction / hypothyroidism.

Local Indentation of the IPB & Morphologies - Lx - (YJ) - 2

Analyse the correlation of genetic weaknesses for local indentation of the IPB and multiple morphologies around the inner pupillary border tissues...

IPB Morphologies & Local Indentation of the IPB - Space Risk, Spinal Reflex - Lx - (YJ) - 1

Observe the above inner pupillary border tissues and its shape, thickness, location, color and structure. Identify it morphologies in physical & emotional weakness and neuromuscular tension at the spinal cord..

Signs at Internal & External Border of the Collarette - (YJ) - Rx - 5

Apply the identified IPB tissues ( a to f ) to correlate with the signs found in pupillary zone, internal & external border of the collarette that will enhance the accuracy of  iris analysis...You may apply Classical, Embryology & Citric Acid Cycle / Cellular Iridology models for assessment.

Recommendations:
John Andrews - Modern Iridology,  Embryology Iridology & Citric Acid Cycle Iridology
Dr. Daniele Lo Rito - Embryology Iridology

IPB Morphologies - (YJ) - 5

a) Observe a small  IPB tissue ( red arrow) sit on top of other normal IPB at (d), identify it relate to what type of morphology ?
b) Could you identify these two heavy appearance IPB tissues that which relate to intestinal function ?

Neuroendocrine Frontal IPB Structure - (YJ) - 4

Observe the above frontal section of the IPB structure ( a to f), the IPB tissues are irregular and deviations in the form of multiple morphologies, shapes and thickness. This indicate a person tendency to have compromised in adaptability, less resistance in emotional & physical deficiency, psychosomatic illness and impaired hormonal adaptability.

Refer : John Andrews 's The IPB & its Morphologies articles.

IPB Morphologies - (YJ) - 3

Could you identify this particular shape ?

IPB Morphologies - (YJ) - 2

(Caason Tan Copyright)

Could you identify these two IPB tissues ? Explain the potential genetic weakness attached on these two morphologies. Both signs are related to family and personal history of blood sugar imbalance.

IPB Morphologies - (YJ) -1

Could you identify any IPB shapes or morphologies in this frontal IPB areas ?

Atrophy IPB, Constricted Collarette, Indented Lacunae & Radial Furrows - Rx - (sha) - 1

Male, 67
Observe the Atrophy of the IPB structure, constricted collarette with indentation of the lacunae and radial furrows at the border of the collarette.
a) Explain the physical & emotional level of the atrophy inner pupillary border tissues.
b) The physical & emotional approach of restricted collarette.
c) Identify the Time Risk & Embryological signs at inner pupillary zone and local indented collarette border.
d) Combine the above findings and explain it core inheritance physical,  emotional and embryological weaknesses