Orange Pigment at Transverse Colon - Parental Conflict & Resentment - Lx - 4

The Orange pigment on the collarette which cross over to internal collarette border - 7' at transverse colon indicates this client  have the possibilities deep-seated conflicts issues relate to anger & resentment with the mother. 

Diffuse Orange Pigment at 180'-200' - Neurotransmitters Imbalance - Lx - 2

Diffuse orange pigment located ventral section of the collarette border - 180'-200' indicates Adrenaline deficiency. Long term deficiency can be associated with fatigue, depression, an accumulation of abnormal cells and digestive problem.Adrenal fatigue leads to lower levels of a number of hormones and neurotransmitters, changes that can affect every single part of body.

Pigments at Collarette Border & Ciliary Zone - Rx - 2

a) Brown Pigment located at the collarette border indicates deep-seated suppressed emotion, experience emotional challenges/ epigenetic, possible physical weakness caused by gestational trauma in later life time. Modern Iridologist can analyse this situation by applying Time Risk, Prenatal Stress, Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette and Neurotransmitters imbalance ( excess or deficiency) modern iris analysis techniques.

b) Brown pigment located at ciliary zone either topolabile or topostabile, we can look at it general weaknesses for colour pigment itself ( tendency to liver and gall bladder disturbances) or located reflexive zone.

c) Diffuse Orange pigment located on collarette border, in this case the colour density are not intense or concentrated compared to brown pigment (a). Generally, orange pigment indicates possible insulin resistance or blood sugar imbalance in family medical history. According to John Andrews, the diffuse orange indicates endocrine & HPA consequence and adrenal stress.

Radial Furrow at 360', Shadow Pupillary Ring, Diffuse Orange Pigment, Magnesium Collarette & Solitary Brown Pigment at 130' - Rx - 1

Female

a) Radial Furrow penetrated to pupil at 360' , this is a very important Multidimensional sign, indicates Hypothalamus stress, Limbic System & Pyruvic Acid imbalance, Diabetes Mellitus, Insulin Sensitivity, possible experience Birth Trauma or Prenatal Stress caused Amygdala imbalance, Depression and Adrenal Stress in later life. 

b) Small brown pigment located at collarette border - 130' is another Multidimensional sign, represent experience deep-seated suppressed and pain emotional trauma correlate with Embryological Hypothalamus stress at 360'. The comprehensive analysis in Modern Iridology as follow:

* Experience emotional trauma during gestation period of 6th month or age 38, possible emotional challenges in relation with feeling rejection, bitterness, resentment , fear and experience of violence - Time Risk.

* Prenatal Stress / Time Risk at the gestation period of 6th month, might cause physical weakness in progesterone imbalance, uterus and endometriosis problems - Gestational Trauma.

* Possible experience family issues of betrayal - Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette.

*. The brown pigment located at section of the collarette -130, indicates tendency to Glutamate deficiency. Glutamate is of the major neurotransmitters, this pigmented collarette will tend to reduced neurotransmitters.

c) The Shadow Pupillary Ring indicates Zinc deficiency, lower Natural Killer Cells and genetic history of immune system problems.

* Recommendation for Bach Flower Therapy.

* Suggest best time for taking the remedies (4 times/day) - 3.30pm & 12am for optimal results.

Black Pigments, Orange Section Pigmented Collarette & Whitened Collarette - nlc - Rx - 5

a) Dark brown / Black indicates neurotransmitters and thyroid result of dysfunction correlate with  local indentation of the collarette at 103' (refer case study-4).

b) Orange Pigment indicates blood sugar imbalance correlate with indentation section of the collarette at 70' ( refer case study-4).

c) White Collarette refer to as magnesium deficiency tendency.

* Recommendation for analyze the Immune Cell, Neurotransmitters & Gestational Trauma  signs located at collarette border for enhance the accuracy iris analysis results. ( Please refer John Andrews research materials, he is pioneering in these  fields)  

Pupil Tonus, Brown Pigments, Shadow Pupillary Ring, Hypertrophic, Distended, Misshapen, Linear, Orange Pigmented, Indentation Section of the Collarette - nlc - Rx - 1

The complete Modern Iridology iris analysis techniques must be starting from the IPB tissues-Pupil Tonus-Pupillary Zone-Internal Collarette Border-Collarette Border-External Collarette Border-Ciliary Zones...let begin..

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.

Central Heterochromia, Gestational Trauma, Parental Conflict & Resentment, Emotional Dynamics in Anatomy & Pigments - ap7 - Lx

a) Solitary lacuna attached on the external border of the collarette at 175' indicate adrenal stress, psycho-emotional relates to self-esteem, fear, trust and panic.

b) The experience and the potential impact of this Gestational Stress marking at 175' or  a possibility traumatic birth experience at 5th month can result in progesterone, intestinal mucosa, PCOS & testosterone imbalances in later life.

c) Brown pigments located outside collarette border or ciliary zone indicates depression and challenges with the immediate expression of anger.& resentment.

d) Pigment located stomach zone - 280' relates to the father principle or relationship with our father or prominent male figures in his/her life. This small pigment located in the stomach zone topography relate to resentment or crystallization with one's father. ( correlate with  brown pigments presents at ciliary zone)

e) The Brown Central Heterochromia to be a multi-dimensional sign, in psycho-emotional aspect relates to 

* Protection of inner vulnerability or masking the "real self" or Agrimony (Bach Flower).

* Holding onto fears in relation to releasing suppressed emotion and fear.of abandonment ( correlate with brown pigments , adrenal lacuna at 175' & pigment at  stomach zone - 280').

* Tendency for inner-self analysis / self -=criticism.

( Please refer John Andrews research articles on CH, Gestational Trauma, Father & Mother Principle, Emotional Anatomy,  Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette & Emotional Approaches in Iridology )

Hypertyrophy of IPB structure, Solitary Orange Pigment & Yellow Pigmented Collarette - mrh - Rx

Analyse the hypertrophic of IPB structure, the inheritance weakness for solitary orange pigment outside of the collarette  border (ciliary zone), the emotional dynamics of the yellow pigmented collarette and the multiple pupil flatness in physical & psychological levels. 

Neurogenic & Orange Pigmented Collarette - mrh - Lx

Identify which iris sign is priority to look for ?

Pigmentation - Normal, CH & Linear - Rx

a) Explain the emotional traits of the  Orange Central Heterochromia

a) Brown pigment located at ciliary zone, what is the genetic characteristics of this pigment ? 

b) Observe Linear brown pigment 

Pigments Located at Inside, Outside & On the Collarette Border - gby - Lx

Different location indicate different interpretation of the pigment. 

a) Pigment located at collarette border tendency to have psychological challenges, possible experienced emotional trauma in gestational periods or time risk by his/her mother that will influence future growth. 

b) Pigment located internal collarette border or pupillary zone refer to have Embryological stress and Citric Acid Imbalance in gestational time. 

c) Pigment located within pupillary zone - stomach & gastrointestinal reflexive areas indicate tendency to  PNEI system imbalance or emotional challenges & Parental Conflict issues.

d)  Pigment located outside collarette border or scattered in ciliary zone, refer to general genetic characteristic weakness for colour itself. 

e) If the pigment located nearest or attached to the inner pupillary border, what does it mean ?

Multiple Pigmentation & Misshapen Collarette Structure - Lx

a) Identify & analyze the pupil flatness in physical, spinal reflex and emotional levels.

b) Observe the brown pigments located nearest to pupillary zone, internal collarette border & external collarette border, look for Emotional Dynamics, Time Risk, Gestational Trauma, Embryological & CAC imbalances.

c) Identify lacunae type, co-sign with pigment and indentation with the collarette.

d) Linear collarette section.

e) Identify the core physical & epigenetic weaknesses for this person with combine the above findings..

ITF, Yellow Pigmented Collarette, Brown Pigment, Lacunae at Internal & External Border of the Collarette - Rx - (mc) - 1

a) Explain the yellow pigmented frontal section of the collarette. This concern with an inheritance of emotional conflicts and possibilities of  incorrect diet. 

b) Genetic weakness for brown pigment and it located on the external border of the collarette - 95'. Explain it with multiple levels of meanings, such as Time Risk & Emotional Dynamics of the collarette.

c) Explain the genetic weaknesses for inferior temporal pupil flatness in physical & emotional levels. Which also correlate with the genetic weakness of brown pigment, kidney/adrenal lacuna at 180' & pancreas/heart lacuna at 280'. What are the emotional anatomy for these 2 lacunae ?

d) Embryological lacuna located at internal collarette border - 300' indicates predisposition to gall bladder disturbances which also amplified by brown pigment & inferior temporal flatness ! It associated with Malic acid imbalance and have tendencies of blood sugar imbalance and chronic fatigue syndrome.

Orange Pigment at Pupillary Zone Adjacent to IPB Edge- 165' - Lx

Orange pigment located at pupillary zone adjacent to the IPB edge - 165' signify to Space Risk 25 &, blood sugar imbalance, embryological predisposition to thymus gland imbalance.

Brown Pigment at Ciliary Zone, Pupillary Zone, Collarette Border & Linear Co-sign with Lacuna - Lx - (ei) - 3

a) Explain the meaning of brown pigment stayed topolabile at ciliary zone in physical & emotional levels - 255'.
b) Linear pigment co-sign with pancreas lacuna at 230', what does it mean ?
c) Pigment located on the external border of the collarette at 135', explain the Psycho-Emotional and Time Risk impact on this situation.
d) Pigment located at internal collarette border / pupillary zone, this is a multidimensional sign can analyze and explain in multiple level of meanings - Embryological, CAC, Emotional Dynamics of GI System & Classical approaches.

The smaller the pigment the more important  with the greater the suppression of that emotion !

Straight Beak Lacuna & Radial Furrow Co-Sign with Brown Pigment - Lx - (kjn)

a) Straight beak lacuna penetrated the collarette border - 95' indicates the high risk of heart & intestinal related problem in the family medical history. You may analyse the Time Risk and Emotional Dynamics for this location.

b) Brown pigment co-sign with radial furrow located on collarette border and pupillary zone at 55', indicates deep seated emotional issues with suppressed anger & resentment, abundance, conflict & stress with family member issues.

c) Time Risk sign for experienced deep seated emotional imbalance / trauma at the aged 50.6 or during the gestation month of 7.60 ( this person or his/her mother pregnancy).

d) Embryological predisposition to blood sugar imbalance.

e) Citric acid imbalance associated with fatigue, digestion disturbances. allergy tendency, cholesterol problems and renal metabolism disturbances.

Square & Uneven Shape of Brown Pigments - rx - (ds) - 3

Pupil Flatness, Solitary Lacuna, Square & Uneven Shape of Pigments - Rx - (ds) - 1

Sectoral Heterochromia in Physical & Psycho-Emotional - Rx - (sg)

a) Brown pigment of SH, cover the degree zones of 130'-175', tends to be a genetic sign

b) Checking the family medical history of blood sugar imbalance, urinary bladder, kidneys, prostate, adrenal,uterus and cervix disturbances.

c) Emotionally tends to be sensitivity, mood swings, easily irritated and escapism..

d) Tendency to Paternal DNA Predominance.

e) Explain the square type collarette structure.