Identify which sign can be related to Time Risk, Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette & Embryological analysis ?
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Tuesday, December 01, 2020
Signs attached to the Collarette Border & Pupillary Zone
(Source : AM)
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
Monday, November 30, 2020
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.
Friday, November 27, 2020
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 )
Thursday, November 26, 2020
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.
Wednesday, November 25, 2020
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.
Tuesday, November 24, 2020
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.
Wednesday, January 09, 2019
Immune Cell, Neurotransmitters, Time Risk, Gestational Trauma & Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette Signs - Rx
Please identify each section of the collarette structure and it implications. For example, section (a) Major Ray (radial furrow) penetrate to pupillary zone towards to pupil edge, indicates individual experience of emotional stress, trauma in childhood / during gestation period and time risk / trauma for his/her parent and children.
b) Minor ray (radial furrow) at pupillary zone
c), d) & e) linear collarette
f) & g) section distended collarette
Sunday, January 06, 2019
Embryological Hypothalamus Co-Sign with Orange Pigment at 360' & Hcys Sign - Lx - 1
Embryological Hypothalamus sign (radial furrow)at 360' is a very important multidimensional sign as explained in previous case study. The Hypothalamus stress co-sign with orange pigment indicates this person's limbic system imbalance. has a very deep-seated, unresolved and suppression of emotional block / trauma issues in relation with feeling of rejection, bitterness, resentment, fear, the experience of violence and extreme stress with physical pain. In Modern Iridology, the solitary orange pigment located at external border of the collarette at 360' represent multidimensional & multiple meanings of interpretations, suggests this person experience:
a) Experience in Birth Trauma/ Time Risk at the gestation period of 1st month that will cause Gestational Trauma with physical pain, depression, sleep disorder problem, fear and adrenal stress in later life.
b) In Neurotransmitters approach, the disruption to the Melatonin cycle and hence the sleep/wake cycle and circadian rhythm can seriously impair normal functioning and even depressed. In fact, it is one of the cause of depression. Deficiency (orange pigment) in this hormone can bring about sleep disturbances, lowered immunity and a higher susceptibility to illnesses, lowered ability to cope with stress and depression tendency ( amplified by Hypothalamus stress at 360' !)
c) Solitary small iris pigment ( brown/orange/yellow/black) may highlight the individual significance of any cardiac/heart /HCYS sign in classical topography, in this case, cardiac lacuna indented at 100' !) - (This is called "Homocysteine in Modern Iridology" latest research by John Andrews). In classical approach, orange pigment predisposition to blood sugar disturbances
d) The indentation of the collarette with heart lacuna at 100' is another multidimensional sign for Modern Iridologist to seriously focus for assessment. If you are familiar with John Andrews works, you should know how to apply the appropriate Modern Iridology models to analyze this genetic situation...
* Coming case studies (2,3 & 4) details analysis support the accuracy findings in relation to Emotional, Neurotransmitters & Immune Cell levels.
Friday, January 04, 2019
Embryological Hypothalamus Sign at 360'
The Hypothalamus
1) Chronobiological clock resides in the
suprachiasmatic nucleus of the Hypothalamus
2) The Hypothalamus has central importance for
all approaches in medicine, health & Iridology.
3) It regulates the varied interactions of PNEI
– this verifies the mind-body connection in medicine.
4) By the 5th week of gestation the
Hypothalamus has formed and the limbic system (emotional responses) is in
place. The Hypothalamus is helping to control the endocrine system from this
time, including the anterior pituitary.
5) The Hypothalamus is directly connected to
the iris, pupil & IPB through micro neural pathways to and from the lateral
geniculate bodies in the thalami.
6) Blood sugar, blood pressure, body temperature,
pain, inflammation, immune function, hormonal balance, stress, intestinal
peristalsis, etc are all regulated by the Hypothalamus. Endocrine glands act on
instruction from the Hypothalamus.
7) Radial Furrow radiate from ciliary zone penetrated to pupillary zone toward to pupil at 360', suggests individual or genetic:
a) Hypothalamus stress, limbic system imbalance, possible depression and sleep disorder problems.
b) Pyruvic acid imbalance, possible blood sugar imbalance/ diabetes mellitus.
c) Experienced Birth Trauma or gestational trauma at 1st month, possible cause of adrenal stress and depression in later life.
Monday, December 31, 2018
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.
Thursday, December 27, 2018
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) ?
Sunday, December 23, 2018
Collarette Bridge - Progesterone Deficiency & Blood Sugar Imbalance
Collarette bridge possible tendency to progesterone deficiency, blood sugar imbalance and is a Time Risk sign !
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.
Labels:
Emotional Approaches in Modern Iridology,
Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette,
Gestational Trauma & Adult Chronic Disease,
Inner Pupillary Border,
Mother & Father Principles - Identifying Parental Conflict & Resentment,
Time Risk
The Embryological Hypothalamus, Amygdala Signs, The Stress Axis, Time Risk, Gestational Trauma & CAC - ap7 - Rx
Identify the important of Hypothalamus & Amygdala embryological signs, the combination signs of The Stress Axis, Time Risk, Prenatal Stress and CAC signs located at inside & outside of the collarette...
Saturday, December 22, 2018
Linear & Indentation of the Constricted Collarette Structure - Gestation Trauma/ Time Risk & Emotional Dynamics Rx - mhn - 2
A contricted collarette border structure correlates with a dominant inheritance of the maternal DNA and biogenetics.
a) Linear collarette at 250'-290' indicates this person tendency to have magnesium imbalance and Th 2 immune rigidity
b) Sharp indentation of the collarette at 75' indicate predisposition to thyroid insufficiency
c) Sharp indentation of the collarette at 120' indicate predisposition to blood sugar imbalance
d) Indentation of the collarette at 203' indicate tendency to cerv
e) The both local sharp indentation of the collarette at 75' & 120' represent Prenatal Trauma at the gestation month of 6th & 8th which indicates indigestion problem, uterus stress and possible of endometriosis.
f) In psycho-emotional possible relates to family conflict, self- limitation and sexual expression issues
g) In Chronobiological aspect, best time for taking medicine / treatment for her potential problems are 7pm, 4pm & 10.30am
Saturday, December 15, 2018
Major Rays at 355', 12' & 165' - Emotional Trauma - alw - Rx
Saturday, November 03, 2018
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