Local Absent of the IPB - Space Risk & Spinal Imbalance

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

IPB Morphology - "A" sign

IPB Morphology - W & N signs

 

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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.

Button-Hole IPB

 

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Square IPB

 

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Hypertrophy IPB

Absence of the IPB - Space Risk & Spinal Analysis

 

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 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.

IPB Morphology - Claw Sign

Local absent of the ventral section of the IPB structure

The local absent of the inner pupillary border tusses relates to

a) Space Risk in physical & emotional levels

b) Spinal stress

c) Neurotransmitters imbalance ( depend on the location of the IPB) 

Iris Melanocytes

IPB Tissues

Neuroendocrine IPB Structure - Neurolappen, Elephant & Fencepost

Distortion or deviation in the frontal structure of the IPB tissues between 350' to 40' suggest a distinct compromise in hormonal adaptability, less resistance to both emotional , physical trauma or possible psychosomatic illness. The IPB could have an indentation or expansion section of the structure, multiple shapes or morphologies, local absent and pigmented IPB tissue. 
Observe the frontal multiple IPB structures / tissues - Neurolappen, Elephant & Fencepost signs of IPB. Please refer to John Andrews research article on explaining these IPB morphologies in physical. emotional & latest findings in neurotransmitters aspects.

Hypertrophy IPB, Hypothalamus Stress, Pyruvic Acid Imbalance, Emotional Dynamics, Time Risk, Gestational Trauma, Chronobiology & INF - Lx

a) Explain the combination of  Hypertrophy of the IPB Structure & Embryological Hypothalamus sign at 360' in Physical, Emotional Dynamics ( Time Risk, Gestational Trauma) and cellular levels (CAC).

b) Identify and interpret the Embryological & CAC signs / minor rays - 23', 48', 155', 200' & 325'.

c) Which embryological sign is correlate with the INF (interior nasal flatness) ?

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.

Hypertrophic IPB, Pupil Flatness & Maternal DNA Dominance - mhn - Lx

Hypertrophy IPB, Pigment Co-Sign with Lacuna & Linear Collarette - Rx

Partial Hyportrophy of the IPB - Rx - (wsc) - 2

IPB Morphology, Space Risk, IPB Spinal & Pupil Flatness - (nor) - Rx - 2

1) Identify the Space Risk 72' & 286', which spinal tensions relate to these 2 space deficiency ?

2) Identify the shapes of a, b & c inner pupillary border tissues.

IPB Morphology, Space Risk, IPB Spinal & Pupil Flatness - (nor) - Rx - 1

Pupil Flatness - Visual Disturbances - (san) - Lx

Please identify which local pupil flatness is relate to physical visual disturbances for this client ?