Signs attached to the Collarette Border & Pupillary Zone

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Identify which sign can be related to Time Risk, Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette & Embryological analysis ?

Collarette Gap

(Source : MA)
 

The Dynamics of the Collarette Structure

(Source :AM)

Observe the local structure of the collarette represent as a multidimensional iris sign for Modern Iridology interpretation.

a) Linear Collarette 

c) & d) Sharp Indentation of the collarette  - Time Risk, Emotional Dynamics, Gestational Trauma & Adult Chronic Disease, Chronobiolog, Immune Cell & PNEI Analysis

b) Distended of the collarette - Neurotraznsmitters

Local Distended Collarette & Crypt at Pupillary Zone

 

Local Absent of the IPB - Space Risk & Spinal Imbalance

(Source : AM)

Observe the local absent of the IPB at frontal section of the IPB tissues relate to Space Risk analysis and spinal disturbances.

Collarette Bridge & Crypts at Pupillary Zone.

 Collarette Bridge crossing over the crypts at border of the pupillary zone. Crypts located at pupillary zone signify as Embryological, Gastrointestinal, & PNEI system, Emotional Dynamics of the GI System, Citric Acid Cycle signs. Refer John Andrews research for these advanced iridology topics.

Sharp Indentation & Small Size

 Among the various lacuane attached on the border of the collarette, which one is fulfilled the above mentioned criteria ?  Why sharp indentation and small scale of lacuna is set priority for analysis ?

Indented Lacuna Adjacent to the Pupil Flatness

 

(Source : AM)

 

Observe the Indented lacuna penetrated the border of the collarette adjacent to the local pupil flatness, both are relational genetic vital signs for Multidimensional & Classical approach. Suggest for identifying when the trauma happened (gestational & adult), emotional imbalance and physical & spinal disturbances to this person.

IPB Morphology - "A" sign

IPB Morphology - W & N signs

 

 (Source : AM)

Please identify which IPB is designated as "W" and "N" sign ? The meaning of these 2 IPB signs can be referred to my previous posts.

Pupil Flattenings

 

 

Could you identify any minor flatness around this pupil circumference, "small and less" in Modern Iridology indicates more significant and greater impact to inheritance weaknesses.

Radial Furrows Intercepting with Contraction Furrows

 

 

Observe the blue arrows pointing the radial furrows intercept with contraction furrows... 

Radial Furrows - Major Ray & Minor Ray

 

 

a) Major Ray penetrating from ciliary zone to pupillary zone which towards to IPB, represent as multidimensional sign.

b) Minor Ray penetrating from ciliary zone and end or before at external border of the collarette, classified as classical sign

Multiple Radial Furrows at Frontal Section ogf the Iris

 Multiple radial furrows located at the frontal section of the collarette, observe the major rays such as a & b ( penetration to IPB ) they are vital genetic signs for multidimensional interpretation compared to minor rays at c areas... Modern Iridology is not replace Classical Iridology but enhance the interpretation of the genetic background.

Mammilations

 

(Source : AM)

 

Button-Hole IPB

 

(Source : AM)

Square IPB

 

(Source : AM)

Solitary Indented Lacuna in Modern Iridology Approach

(Source : AM)

 Solitary indented lacuna, a vital genetic sign at ventral section of the collarette border indicates predisposition to physical and emotional imbalance. Time Risk, Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette, CAC  & Gestational Trauma & Adult Chronic Disease analysis are recommended ( initial for classical )

Lacunae or Crypts at External & Internal Border of the Collarette

 

 

Which lacunae  is priority for you to 0bserve? The answer is look for internal lacuna or crypt that located in pupillary zone first, and pay attntion to indented lacuna at external border of the collarette which represent greater impact in physical and emotional imbalance for this person.

Pupil Flatness

Hypertrophy IPB

Collarette Bridge - Time Risk

 

 

Check the mid-point for time risk occurred..

Distended, Linear, Bridge & Thickened Collarette

 

(Source: Am)

a) Linear Collarette in modern iridology approach.

b) Collarette Bridge as Time Risk sign.

c) Distended Collarette indicate Neurotransmitters imbalance .

d) Thickened Collarette in classical approach.

Modern iridology Emphasize on Collarette, Pupillary Zone & IPB Structures

 Modern & Multidimensional Iridology set priority to analyze an iris sign in IPB, Pupillary Zone & Collarette structures. About 80% major signs come from these 3 zones.

1) Inner Pupillary Border :

a) Space Risk in physical & emotional

b) IPB Morphology & Archeology

b) Spinal Imbalance Analysis

 2) Pupillary Zone :

a) Embryological 

b) Citric Acid Cycle

c) Gastrointestinal & PNEI System

d) Gestational Trauma & Adult Chronic Disease

3) Collarette :

a) The Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette

b) Time Risk

c) Chronoboilogy

d) Neurotramitters

e) The Immune Cell & PNEI

f) Linear Collarette 

g) Parental Conflict & Resentment

Partial Absence of the Collarette

Absence of the IPB - Space Risk & Spinal Analysis

 

(Source : AM)

 

 Observe the absent space of the inner pupillary structure at the ventral zone areas indicate Space Risk in physical & emotional disturbances and potential of Spinal imbalance. Refer Dr. Daniele Lo Rito & John Andrews's charts for interpretation.

Radial Furrows in Time Risk, Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette, CAC , Embryological & Classical Approaches

 

 

 (Source AM)

 

Identify the radial which penetrated to the pupillary zone and IPB areas as major signs for MI analysis.

Classical, Time Risk, Embryological & Citric Acid Cycle Signs

(Source : BG)

Observe the small lacunae and crypt located at collarette border and pupillary zone can be analyzed in classical and multidimensional approaches.