Brown Iris Melanin Pigments

Neurogenic & Orange Pigmented Collarette - mrh - Lx

Identify which iris sign is priority to look for ?

Polyglandular Structure - Rx

Which lacuna is the most indented to the pupillary zone ?

Multiple Lacunae (Polyglandular Type) & Pupil Flattenings - Lx - (ce6)

This is advice to analyze the pupil flatness first combine with the findings of genetic lacunae located at topographical areas of collarette border..which type, topographical location or shape is more significant then others and why ? Differentiation concept of using classical or modern iridology approaches...

Consider the below conditions: 

a) Find the smallest lacuna the greatest important in regard to its topographical location on the collarette.

b) Sharp indentation to the pupil ( Time Risk & Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette).

c) Co-sign with pigment or transversal.

d) Correlation with other iris layers of findings - IPB, Pupil Flatness, Embryology & Citric Acid Cycle & PNEI System.

Mixed Biliary Constitution, Hypertrophy IPB, Pupil Flatness, Hypertrophy Collarette, Brown Pigments, Radial Furrows & Contraction Furrows - Lx - (sg)

a) Explain mixed iris constitution's characteristics & genetic weakness tendencies.

b) Explain hypertrophy of the inner pupillary border's characteristics, genetic weaknesses & psycho-emotional tendencies. Could you identify any IPB morphologies in this IPB structures ?

c) Identify the pupil flatness and analyze it in physical, emotional and which areas of possible spinal stress.

d) Explain the physical and emotional weakness for hypertrophy of the collarette, linear collarette and collarette bridge, local indentation found in this collarette structure.

e) Identify any major signs (lacuna, crypt, defect sign, pigment, radial furrow) in pupillary zone/ internal collarette border.

f) Identify any major axes ( e.g. radial furrows) in this iris, such as :

- Immune Axis 

- Stress Axis (HPA)

- Thyroid Axis

- Depression Axis

g) The location, shape, color & density of the pigments

h) Identify the contraction furrows where they break, converge or terminate.

Mixed Biliary Constitution, Psoric Type, Brown Central Heterochromia, Ferrum Chromatosis & Dyscratic Diathesis - Rx - 1

Explain the characteristics and general weakness tendencies for Biliary mixed iris, Psoric Disposition, Central Heterochromia, Ferrum Chromatosis & Dyscratic Diathesis.

Lymphatic Iris Constitution, Sycotic Dyskrasia Disposition, Lipemic & Hyper-acidic Diathesis - Rx

a) Explain the general characteristics & weaknesses for Lymphatic Iris Constitution/Sycotic Dyskrasia Disposition/ Lipemic & Hyper-acidic Diathesis.
b) Major ray penetration to the collarette border, crossing  pupillary zone to the edge of pupil - 345'
c) Small lacuna penetration to the external border of the collarette - 350'
d) Small lacuna/crypt attached on the border of the collarette - 240'
e) Identify Time Risk & Personal Biological Time at external collarette border.
f) Explain the genetic tendency of Pupillary Shadow Ring.
g) Recommendation for Heart Power, Tree & Flower formulas.

Multiple Lacunae Around the External Border of the Collarette - Lx

General genetic weaknesses for this polyglandular structure type:

a) Disease originates in the endocrine system

b) Thyroid & adrenal glands weakness

c) Diabetes Mellitus tendency

d) Pituitary gland weakness

 Which lacuna is set priority to analyse ? Could you find which iris sign indicate family history of spleen deficiency ? Could you differentiate the physiological weakness where lacunae located at 121' & 135? Could you identify which internal lacunae - 65', 82' & 115' that  it weakness is correlated with the lacunae at external collarette border ?

Lymphatic Constitution, Neurogenic Disposition, Hydrogenoid & Ferrum Chromatosis Diathesis - Rx - 2

Explain the general characteristics and genetic weaknesses for this constitution, disposition and diathesis / structural type.

a) Lymphatic Constitution general genetic weaknesses:
- Sluggishness of lymphatic system
- Gastrointestinal disturbances
- Elevated uric acid levels, rheumatic and allergic tendency
- Heart disease tendency
- ENT disorders
b) Neurogenic Disposition general genetic weaknesses:
- Neurological disturbances associated with mind-body connection
- Sensitivity in physical & emotional aspects
- Increased nervous energy use often leads to early exhaustion and burn out of the body system
- Psycho-immunological factors are caused by infections
c) Hydrogenoid & Brown Ferrum Chromatosis diathesis general genetic weaknesses:
- Lymphadenopathy
- Rheumatism
- Skin, respiratory and intestinal allergies
- Connective tissue deficiency
- Kidney disease
- Liver stress involvement
(Please refer to John Andrews Yellow Book for further explanation)

Neurogenic, Vogt's Limbal Girdle, Ferrum Chromatosis, Pupil Flattenings, Thin Collarette, Radial & Contraction Furrows - Lx

a) Explain Mixed Biliary Constitution, Neurogenic, Vegatitive Spastic Disposition & Ferrum Chromatosis Diathesis.
b) Explain Vogt's Limbal Girdle at the edge of limbus.
c) Explain Inferior Temporal Flatness & Medial Nasal Flatness in physical & emotional levels.
d) Solitary Brown pigment intercepted contraction furrow at 240' liver topography areas in physical and emotional levels.
e) Rarefaction of iris fibers intercepting with contraction furrows at bronchials reflexive areas.
f) Major Rays / Radial Furrows crossing pupillary zone and penetrating to pupil - 60', 360' & 328' - Embryological, Kreb's Cycle, Time Risk & Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette.
g) Explain hypotrophy of the collarette in physical & psycho-emotional levels.

Neurogenic, Psoric Type, Dyscratic Diathesis, Radial Furrows & Pupil Flatness - Lx

a) Lymphatic Iris Constitution, Disposition by Neurogenic/ Psoric Type & Dyscratic Diathesis:

- Tight comb-like well defined fibers structure, very well defined iris structure, can be lightly interrupted with radials and contraction furrows in the Neurogenic Sensitive Type.

- Considered the optimum iris density to have, the denser, finer and tighter the structural appearance, the more sensitive but emotionally unexpressed the patient tends to be.

- Physical conditions have predominantly neurological aspects associated with it - mind-body connection. Physical & emotional sensitivity occur in this type.

- Increased nervous energy use often leads to early exhaustion and burn out of body systems.

- Psycho-immunological factors are caused by infections.

- Multiple & varied types of pigments infiltrating different layers of the iris.

- Diseases tendencies for this type of diathesis are: liver gallbladder & pancreas imbalance, diabetes mellitus, joint disease, soft tissue rheumatism, bowel disorders and increased tendency to malignancies.

b) In this case, multiple orange pigments penetrating different layers of iris indicates tendency to blood sugar imbalance, pancreatic dysfunction and diabetes mellitus

c) Observe an orange pigment located at the border of the collarette at 120' Physically relates to pancreas imbalance, Emotionally concern with self-limitation and possibly experienced a traumatic event at the age of 39.8. 

d) Orange pigment located at border of the collarette and pupillary zone - 105' be associated with mother issue, embryologically may relate to adrenal fatigue and checking for family history of cardiovascular problem.

e) Multiple radial furrows at 15', 355', 335' (major rays - radiate from pupil to ciliary zone), 36' (minor ray - radiate from collarette border to ciliary zone) &  320' & 246' (minor rays - at pupillary zone to internal collarette border)

1) Major Rays at 15', 355' & 335' - Physical, Emotional, Time Risk, Embryological & Citric Acid Cycle indicates predisposition or susceptibility to:

- Physical: Pituitary gland, pineal gland & limbic system imbalance, food sensitivity and sinusitis problem.

- Emotional issues of separation, anxiety, depression, post traumatic stress disorder and chronic fatigue syndrome.

- Embryological relates to pituitary stress and suggest checking of family history of bronchus related problems

- Citric Acid Cycle associated with Pyruvic and Oxaloacetate acid imbalance which signify to diabetes mellitus, insulin sensitivity, food allergies & intolerance increased, low libido and spleen-liver deficiency.

- Time Risk at the age of 57.3, 0.80 & 4.15

2) Minor ray at 36' suggest ear infection, hearing and balancing problem leading to vertigo or tinnitus which amplified Superior Temporal Pupil Flatness !

3)  Minor Ray at 320' & 246' - predisposition to Oxaloacetate & Fumarate acid imbalance.

f) Crypt located at internal collarette border -90' susceptibility to kidneys insufficiency amplified by the genetic formation of Inferior Nasal Flatness.  

g) Fork Transversal in the upper section or brain topographies areas, tendency to headaches, sleep disturbances, vertigo, dizziness, drowsiness or insomnia.

h) Phytobiophysics - Flower & Tree Essences 

- HP2 Spiritual Calm, Tri-Cuspid Constitution

- Emotional Journey - 15', 355' & 335'  Dosages: 3 times/day

- Definition/ Time Risk - 15' & 355' - 0,80 & 4.15 - Tri-Cuspid 

- Superfit Tree Formulas - SF2, SF3 

- Flower Formulas - HF4, HF12 & HF15

- Personal Biological Time for taking flower & tree formulas:

* Major ray at 15' - 11pm

* Minor ray at 36' adjacent to Superior Temporal Flatness - 9.20am

* Orange pigment attached on the border of the collarette 120' - 4pm

Polyglandular structure, Hypertrophy/ Erratic Collarette & Melanin Pigments - Lx - (ssl) - 4

Multiple lacunae & crypts attached around the external border of the collarette is a typical sign of Polyglandular structure. You may explain the general disease tendencies for this structure and concentrate on explore those smallest signs, co-signs and indented signs which attached on the external border of the collarette. In addition, explain the physical & emotional levels of erratic of hypertrophy collarette structure. Please compare your previous post findings : (ssl) -1, 2 & 3 compile together to achieve more comprehensive iris assessment.

1) In this case, Polyglandular Weakness Type, the possibility genetic weaknesses tendencies as follow:

a) Diabetes Mellitus

b)Hypothalamus stress

c) Pituitary weakness

d) Endocrine system imbalance

e) PCOS (checking for family medical history)

f) Breast (checking for family medical history)

g) Kidney & Adrenal 

i) Liver & Spleen

2) Observe the smallest iris signs ( crypt, lacuna, defect sign), co-sign with melanin pigment & indentation.

a) Double lacunae co-sign with melanin pigment at 95' indicate family history of high cardiovascular risk plus probability involvement with parental emotional conflicts.

b) Lacuna co-sign with melanin pigments attached on the external border of the collarette at 132' indicate with dual organs weakness - pancreas and spleen (pigment attached to spleen topography area).

c) Sharp indentation of the lacuna at 190' contrast with local indentation of the collarette at 180'  signify insufficiency of kidney. 

f) Melanin pigments relate to liver & gall bladder deficiency.

g) Lacunae & crypts encompassed with smaller melanin pigments at 235' & 250' represent pancreatic dysfunction.

h) Moderate indentation of the collarette co-sign with lacuna accompanied with brown pigment at 257' as a vital multidimensional iris sign

       - Physical indicate thyroid dysfunction

       - Negative emotion relate to sadness and pain 

       - Suppression of the emotional experience in connection to the trauma

       - Time Risk at the aged of 19, possible with deep familial conflict

i) Observe lacuna at 280' that relate to heart problem 

3) Explain the erratic & hypertrophy of the collarette structure..

Hematogenic Iris Constitution - Lacunae - Rx - (pre)

Female
Diabetes, Uterus Fibroid
Sometime that is easy to analyse the brown iris as it direct show you the person inheritance weakness as shown in the above iris sample ! In addition, could you explain the emotional attachment on these 2 lacunae at 230' & 150' ?

Hematogenic Iris Constitution - Important of Iris Zones - Lx - (pan) - a

Male, 64
Diabetes, tonsil problem
When you analyse the Hematogenic type or brown iris as the above iris example, which iris zones should be analysed  when there is nothing or less sign showing on the iris ? 

Neurogenic Structure- Rx - (cbc)

Female,68
Please analyse this neurogenic type with lipemic diathesis / cholesterol ring around the limbus, which iris sign can you identify in different zones or layers of iris ?

The Stress Axis, Solitary Lacuna, Yellow Pigmented & Squared Collarette - Rx - (sph)

Rx, Female
Please compare and identify the correlations of classical & multidimensional iridology approaches :
1) Lymphatic Constitution, Neurogenic Disposition, Hydrogenoid Diathesis.
2) Multiple Brushfield's spot in the iris limbus (hydrogenoid) indicate tendency for lymphatic congestion, immune compromise and sensitivities.
3) Contraction Furrows 
4) Moderate level of Radial Furrows 
5) The Stress Axis - Radial Furrow at 360'/0' & 180' indicate Hypothalamus, Pituitary & Adrenal glands imbalance indicate experience of adverse reactions,  poor adaptability to stress and autoimmune related disease.
6) Squared Collarette indicate a family history of autoimmune diabetes mellitus, compromised adrenal and anxiety syndromes.
7) Yellow Pigmented Collarette is a classic sign for renal insufficiency, but perhaps we should reassign our focus, as the overburden on  the kidneys are the end result of intestinal dysbiosis & a mesenchymal acid barrier.
8) An important of solitary closed lacuna attached on the external border of the collarette at 275' indicate predisposition to cardiovascular risk. Time Risk marking .
9) Scurf Ring is observed around the iris limbus.

a) Major Rays at 360' & 180'  can be classified as multidimensional iris signs, if we concentrate on pupillary zone or internal collarette border. In embryological approach, radial furrow at 360'& 180' represent hypothalamus, adrenal and kidneys stress. In cellular level, it associate with Pyruvic acid imbalance which concern with diabetes mellitus and hepatic compromise tendency.

b) Minor ray / radial furrow at pupillary zone - 20'  also indicate Pyruvic acid imbalance.

c) Observe a diffuse melanin/ brown pigment located at the border of the collarette, it also represent a multidimensional sign :

    - In psycho-emotional aspect it relate to anger, suppression of expression and issue of betrayal. 

    - Time Risk marking

d) Solitary lacuna attached on the border of the collarette at 275' indicate potential of emotional suppression and experiencing traumatic or emotional stress at the aged of 14 +/-

e) Medial Nasal Pupil Flatness indicates tendency to breathing difficulties ( observe some rarefaction of iris fibres at bronchials reflexive zone), thyroid gland imbalance and family cardiac history of Arrhythmia and Angina pectoris.

Glandular Weakness - Lx

Multiple lacunae attached on the external border of the collarette, that genetic characteristic can be classified as polyglandular structure in relation to general glandular and hormonal weakness tendencies. In this case, a small solitary dark crypt located to the external border of the collarette at 125' should be analyzed first ! Crypt indicate elevation of oxidative stress and loss of substances within organs and tissues. 

IPB Morphologies, Pupil Flattenings, Pupillary Zone & Misshapen Collarette Structure - Lx - (nand)

Please observe the IPB morphologies, indented & local absent of the inner pupillary border, multiple pupil flattenings, misshapen collarette structure, local sharp indentation of the collarette and multiple lacunae attached on the border of the collarette...

Please refer to the analysed results of Rx-iris before proceed to examine the Lx-iris, compare it that will increase an accuracy of analysis results and interpretation to a client. The below is an illustration of an integration & combination of findings in different zones to achieve precise results so as to giving a comprehensive interpretation to a client ! ( suggest refer John Andrews & Dr. Daniele Lo Rito books & charts for reference)

a) Please set your priority to analyse the overall IPB shapes, structure & sizes. I presume you know and can explain the meanings of M sign, Distorted S-sign squared & rectangular IPB morphologies, the Space Risk at local absent of the IPB - 181' & indented IPB at 350'.

b) Explain the physical & emotional levels of inferior nasal flatness.

c) Based of the analysed results of IPB morphologies, Space Risk & pupil flatness, I will relate these to identify the correlation of findings with those lacunae attached on the external border of the collarette.

- M sign is correlate with pancreas lacunae attached on the border of the collarette.

- Squared IPB is correlate with medial nasal flatness at Rx-iris.

- The combination of Rectangular IPB and Erratic collarette structure indicate a severe gastrointestinal disturbances.

- The genetic lacunae of prostate, testes and kidneys indicate inheritance weakness tendencies is enhanced by inferior nasal flatness ! 

- Indented IPB at 350' signify Space Risk 2 indicate sinusitis problem which also enhanced by sinus lacunae attached on the frontal section of the collarette.

- Local absent of the IPB at 181' signify as Space Risk 26 combination with inferior nasal flatness, both signs are indicate predisposition to and history of sacral, lumbar and coccyx problems.

Hypertrophy of the IPB, Erratic/Misshapen Collarette & Polyglandular Disposition - Rx - (nand)

Male
Please examine the hypertrophy of the IPB tissues, erratic collarette structure & polyglandular disposition by structure...

a) Explain the general genetic weakness tendencies of hypertrophy of the IPB, Squared, M-Sign & Local absent of the IPB at 240'. Find the correlation of iris signs on pupil flatness, pupillary zone and lacunae attached at the external border of the collarette to support and enhance an accuracy of your findings via IPB morphologies & Space Risk analysis 

b) Explain the multiple pupil flatness of Medial Nasal, Inferior Nasal & Lateral Temporal areas. Extend the findings to compare with IPB tissues & genetic lacunae on the collarette border.

c) Explain the general weakness tendencies of Polyglandular sub-type & Erratic Collarette structure.

d) Identify the local indentation of the collarette at 210' & 325', both can be classified as multidimensional sign for Time Risk, Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette, Embryology, Citric Acid Cycle & The Immune Cell and PNEI evaluation !

e) Analyse each of the lacuna attached on the external border of the collarette and then relate, connect & integrate the outcome via above mentioned modern iridological models so as to measure & compare the accuracy of the findings.

- Let me give an example, Squared IPB indicate a person is predisposition to thyroid dysfunction, the combination of medial nasal flatness and thyroid lacuna attached on the collarette border enhance this genetic condition !

- Local absent of the IPB at 240' indicate kidney insufficiency, the combination of kidney lacuna & inferior nasal flatness will enhance this inherited weaknesses !

- M sign IPB indicate predisposition to blood sugar imbalance, the combination of embryological  sign at 240' , local indentation of the collarette at 210' ( use Krebs Cycle model) & pancreas lacunae attached on the endocrine collarette border multiply the genetic effect of this person !

Please analyse the remaining highlighted iris signs and try find the correlation and combination signs which located in different iris zones and layers, as it will improve & sharpen your analysis skills !

Ok, could you relate which iris signs are concern with cardiovascular risk for this person ? At least three iris signs you can identify for this iris sample ( comprise of using classical & modern approaches). 

Frontal U-Shaped, Multi-Bridged Collarette & Crypts at Polyglandular Structure - Lx - (ols)

a) Can you explain The Frontal U-Shaped Collarette ? Please measure it location and analyse with using Citric Acid Cycle Model.
b) Identify the parental DNA for this collarette structure and explain the multi-bridged formation.
c) The iris structure is an endocrine disorders tendency, could you identify which iris signs (lacuna, crypt & defect sign) that attached on the external of the collarette, should place priority to analyse ?
d) Could you explain the above 3 items in psycho-emotional aspects ? 
e) What else can you identify and explore on embryological pupillary zone ?