Emotional Approaches in Central Heterochromia, Brown Pigment & Contraction Furrows

Please try to explain the emotional dynamics or epigenetic of Brown Central Heterochromia inside the collarette, small Brown Pigment at ciliary zone and Contraction Furrows spreading over the limbus zone.

Hypertrophy IPB & Multidimensional Approaches in Contracted Collarette Structure - apev - Lx

a) The diameter is between 250 to 280 micron width is considered as Hypertrophy of the IPB indicates an overactivity of the physical and emotional bodies. The Hypothalamus stress at 5' is of prime importance here. The inheritance weaknesses such as Rheumatoid arthritis, Hyperthyroidism, Vitiligo, Systemic Lupus and Diabetes are all possible in this genetic condition.

b) This contracted collarette structure indicate this person with a dominant inheritance of the maternal DNA and biogenetics.

c) Multiple sharp indentation of the collarette at 115', 350' & 5' is a multidimensional sign relates to:

* Predisposition to blood sugar disturbance and limbic system imbalance which correlate and amplified by hypertrophy of the inner pupillary border structure.

* Possibility experienced prenatal trauma at the gestation period of 1st, 7th & 9th can result in depression, sleep disorder, chronic fatigue and adrenal stress in later life

d) Time Risk triggered by sharp indentation of the collarette ( deep to the pupil ) indicates  the traumatic condition in deep-seated condition, such as deep in depression, bereavement, deep self-criticism, anger, deep sense of injustice & self-limitation.

e) The greater the collarette indentation the more deeply entrenched and profound the situation - lost of control.

Hypothalamus, Stress Axis, Hypertrophy, Linear Collarette, Indented & Internal Collarette - Bev - Rx

Explain & identify  the below findings ;

1) Radial Furrows located at 360' & 180'

a) The Stress Axis for the Hypothalamus, Pituitary & Adrenal gland.

b) Time Risk.

c) Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette.

d) The Chronobiological time for radial furrow at 180'.

e) Embryological & CAC approaches.

2) Superior nasal pupil flatness in physical, emotional and spinal reflex approaches.

3) Multiple radial furrows at frontal border of the collarette - 340', 360' & 15' in physical approach.

4) Multiple Linear Collarette 

5) Lacunae penetrated to the external border of the collarette - 70' & 112' 

a) The correlation of these 2 genetic lacunae in classical approach

b) Time Risk factor & Emotional imbalance.

c) When is the best biological time for taking blood sugar imbalance/diabetes medicine ?

6) Embryological lacuna at internal collarette border - 235'

7) The correlations of emotional issue with indented lacuna at 70' & internal lacuna at 235' ? 

Physical & Emotional Dynamics - Hypertrophy, Constricted, Bridges, Linear, Orange Pigmented & Local Indentation of the Collarette Structure - Lx -2

Explain the iris markings in physical & emotional approaches as follow:

a) Hypertrophy,  Constricted with Orange Pigmented Collarette

b) Multiple local indentation of the collarette

c) Linear Collarette 

d) Multiple-Bridged Collarette

e) Multiple Radial Furrows at the frontal section of the collarette

After analyzing the above findings, practitioner can consider to provide Phytobiophysics or Bach Flower Remedy by referring the (Time Risk / Physical Topography)  - Mid-Point) to calculate the best Personal Biological Time for treatment. ( Please refer Time Risk & Chronobiological Charts)

The 4 critical signs attached on the border of the collarette represent the tendencies of unresolved emotional difficulties, post traumatic stress (Time Risk) and reference for best personal biological time for treatment.

Psycho- Emotional Dynamics Approaches - Brown Pigment & Pterygium - Rx - 6

a) Brown pigment relates to emotional issues of anger and resentment.

b) It could be Penguicula, but I classified it as Pterygium as it extend to the cornea and will gradually grow over to and reach to pupil. Emotionally relates to trait of  hypersensitivity and feeling of insecure.

Psycho- Emotional Dynamics Approaches - Ferrum Chromatosis, Hypertrophy & Orange Pigmented Collarette - Rx - 4

a) Ferrum Chromatosis - indicate liver stress that lead to anaemia, jaundice or hormonal & pituitary gland alterations.

b) Hypertrophy Collarette - Emotionally relate to passive aggression, low self-esteem and unresolved burning resentment.

c) Orange Pigmented Collarette - Emotional energy blockage of blood sugar imbalance.

Psycho- Emotional Dynamics Approaches - Pupil Flatness - Rx - 3

a) Superior Nasal Flatness - Emotionally relates to hypersensitivity, vertigo, skeptical, suspicious and difficulties resolving childhood conflict. 

b) Inferior Nasal Flatness - Emotionally attributed to this local flatness such as self-criticism, low self-esteem, impatience, hyperactivity, living life for other people and fear of failure. 

All these negative emotions can be amplified by the presence of  hypertrophy of the IPB.

Psycho- Emotional Dynamics Approaches - Hypertrophy of the IPB - Rx - 2

Please analyze and explain your findings  in emotional level attributed to this Biliary iris.

a) Hypertrophy of the IPB tissues ( IPB diameter greater than 280 micron) indicate overactivity of the physical and emotional bodies.

(Hypertrophy of the IPB structure)

Time Risks Attached At the Border of the Collarette - Rx - 3

Identify which iris signs are attached on the border of the collarette as Time Risk & Epigenetic signs ?

Orange Pigments Co-Sign with Lacunae Attached on the Collarette Border- Time Risk & Psycho- Emotional Dynamics - Rx - 1

The Lymphatic Constitution, Polyglandular structure and Orange Central Heterochromia layered with multiple orange pigments around the pupillary zone, attached with lacunae and ciliary zone.

John Andrews stated that iris co-signed accompanied with a pigment are indicative of reactive problems or an underlying conflict. A pigment granulation can carry a psycho-emotional dynamics, an energetic block, crystallization of thought and recording of traumatic event, there is a dual meaning for each sign. Small pigment can relate to pain and inflammatory syndromes.

Observe the multiple orange pigments co-signed with endocrine lacunae which attached around the glandular border of the collarette -

a)  Smaller pigment co-sign with crypt - 130' indicate pancreatic dysfunction, blood sugar imbalance and possible in chronic condition.

b)  Smaller pigment co-sign with closed lacuna - 236' indicate pancreas insufficiency, issues of betrayal, anger & resentment and traumatic event at the age of 21.

c) Concentrated orange attached on the layer iris of closed lacunae - 315' & 325'  indicate tendency to ear infection or extreme pain condition, emotional issues of survival, fear of restriction and traumatic conception, possibly at the gestation of 1 month plus..

Brown Pigment Adjacent to the IPB at 100' - Rx - 1

Observe a brown pigment adjacent to the IPB at 100' , what does it indicate to this person ?
In Modern & Multidimensional Iridology approach, this  is a very important iris sign that genetically revealed Space deficiency, physiological stress and emotional conflict in family relationship. The brown pigment attached or adjacent to the border of the IPB at 100' signify Space Risk 14 indicates pancreatic dysfunction & duodenum possibly  in pain or chronic condition, blood sugar imbalance, liver insufficiency and resentment issue with father principle / masculine figure.

Multiple Pupil Flattenings, Pigments at Pupillary Border & Local Indentation of the Collarette at 360' - Lx

a) Local indentation of the collarette at 360' 

b) Multiple Pupil Flatness - FF, ITF, INF & SNF

c) Explain the combination iris signs of  local indentation of the collarette at 360' & Frontal Pupil Flatness.

d) What are the genetic indication of orange pigment attached on the edge of pupil at 120' is a multidimensional sign.

- That could be indicate a chronic pain in hip of this person

- Kidney insufficiency in Space Risk 17

- Orange pigment indicate blood sugar imbalance

- Orange pigment located at stomach zone relate to father principle issues

e) Internal lacuna located at internal collarette border - 283' associated with Malic acid imbalance, indicate fatigue, chronic fatigue syndrome, prediabetes ( enhanced by orange pigment).

f) Could you analyse a orange pigment at pupillary zone - 200' adjacent to Inferior Nasal Flatness !

g) Identify the local muscular tensions at spinal cord areas.

h) HP5 Structurel Integrity, SF8, SF9, HF18, HF19 & HF20

Minor Ray at 360', Brown CH, Pupil Flatness & Melanin Pigments - Lx

a) A very important solitary brown pigment located at external border of the collarette at 200' classified as vital Multidimensional iris sign that can be analyzed as :

- Time Risk : Traumatic event / deep unresolved emotional trauma happened at the age of 23.

- Psycho-emotional issue of anger, resentment and worries, possibly with depression. This situation can be amplified with Radial Furrow located at 360' indicate hypothalamus stress.

b) Observe another important Time Risk sign - Collarette Bridge at mid-point the age of 35.7.

c) New Embryological Hypothalamus stress at internal collarette border - 360' 

- Impaired adaptability in all situations

- Greater degree of adverse reactions

- An increased susceptibility to stress

- Impaired to endocrine & immune system

e) Minor ray / radial furrow at internal collarette border - 360' & 40' in cellular level relates to Pyruvic & Citric acids imbalance indicates diabetes mellitus/ blood sugar imbalance (amplified by Orange CH & Collarette Bridge), hepatic steatosis (amplified by brown pigment), indigestion ( amplified by Orange CH), neurological dysfunction, lymphatic congestion, acid-based balance disturbances, fatigue and renal metabolism disturbances (amplified by Inferior Nasal Flatness)

f) Multiple Radial Furrows located at external border of the collarette - 310', 330' & 347' represents tonsillitis & sinusitis problems which amplified by Superior Nasal Flatness that might in chronic condition. 

g) HP2, SF3, SF6, HF4, HF12 & HF15, 3 times/ day, 12am, 10.40am & 2.20pm

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.

Core Iris Genetic Signs - Rx

a) Please identify which iris sign is set priority to analyze ?

b) Which iris sign is connect to family genetic history of heart disease, cervical and ovarian related problems ?

c) which iris sign is concern with blood sugar imbalance ?

d) Can you identify Time Risk sign ? 

e) Which iris sign attached on the collarette border associated with an emotional issue of grief, fear of vulnerability, rigidity and difficulty communicating conflicts in relationship ?

f) What Tree and Flower formulas is recommended for this iris presentation ?

g) Please identify which Heart Lock, what Constitution, level of Journey and when & by whom (Definition/ Time Risk) can be identified on this genetic iris signs presentation.. 

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 -

Genetic Signs at External Collarette Border, Inside Collarette Border & Pupillary Zone - Rx - a

Observe the lacunae penetrated at the collarette border - a, crypts located at internal collarette border - b & inside lacuna at pupillary zone - c. Please analyse the above genetic conditions in Modern Iridology approaches.

1) In classical view, what are the genetic weaknesses of the above mentioned ?

2) Could you identify which genetic sign / lacuna is attached with unresolved emotional issues ? and when was this traumatic event happened ? 

3) What further information can be accessed if we apply the Embryology & Cellular Iridology Models ?

4) Which Kreb's Cycle Acid is imbalance under this condition ?

5) Could you identify the inheritance weaknesses under consideration of Dirk Hamer Syndrome ?

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).

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 !

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