Fork Transversal

The fork is towards the ciliary to limbus zone indicates lymphatic and venous congestion of the organ reflexive zone concerned.

Fork Transversal Toward to Ciliary Zone / Limbus - Rx

Fork Transversal Toward to Collarette Border - Rx

Please identify and explain a transversal fork form limbus spreading and facing toward to the collarette border...

White Radial - Rx - 5

Observe multiple white radials radiate from pupillary crossing ciliary to limbus zone...

Transversal Crossing at 140' Topography & Adjacent to Inferior Temporal Flatness - Lx

Observe this transversal crossing the spleen topography at 140' and adjacent to Inferior Temporal Flatness , explain it genetic weakness to this person. HP4, SF4, HF1, HF5 & HF10  formulas are recommended. 

Fork Transversal Facing to the Collarette - Lx - 3

Observe the Fork Transversal crossing ciliary zone toward to collarette border, Explain the clinical meanings for this condition.

Fork Transversal Heading to Ciliary / Limbus Zone - Lx - 2

Explain the physical weakness for Fork Transversal spreading toward to ciliary & limbus areas.

Fork Transversals Spreading to Collarette & Ciliary Zone - Lx - 1

Please identify which fork transversal is heading toward to collarette and other one toward to ciliary zone - 240' & 195' ?, What does it indicate to Modern Iridologist ?

Fork Transversal Co-Sign with Orange Pigment - Rx

According to John Andrews explained, the transversal as a co-sign is recognized to be involved in inflammatory conditions. The tendency for the transversal with a pigment is an inflammatory and possible in painful episode.

Pupillary Zone Neuron Network

Pupillary Zone Neuron Network indicates tendency to functional disturbances of the gastrointestinal system...

Ciliary Zone Neuron Networks - c

Multiple Crypts at Internal Collarette Border & Pupillary Zone Neuron Network - Rx - b

What is the major genetic deficiency if the pupillary zone neuron networks co-sign with multiple crypts located at internal collarette border - 90', 105' & 155' ?  Obviously, the neuron network can amplify the tendency of gastrointestinal disturbances if accompanied with the signs of (crypt, lacuna, transversal, pigment & defect signs) at pupillary zone.

Vascularized Intestinal Transversal Co-Sign with Indented Lacuna at 90' - Lx

Observe the Vascularized Intestinal Transversal radiate from the ciliary zone crossing collarette border, pupillary zone toward to the edge of IPB. This relate to autoimmune problems indicate Ulcerative Colitis tendency. In addition, it can link to embryological analysis depend on it location at pupillary zone - 100'-105' relates to a deficiency of the kidneys and adrenals. Predominantly, is the transversal co-sign with indented lacuna at 90' indicate genetic predisposition to heart disease and  family history of high tendency of cardiovascular risk. Time Risk & Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette evaluation for local indentation of this heart lacuna is recommended !

Vascular Transversal & Crypts at Internal / External Collarette Border - Rx

Female
Could you identify which structural signs crossing from ECM to Cell zones, they can combine to indicate the same genetic weaknesses ? What are the Core genetic deficiencies can it be identified ?

Hypothalamus/Amygdala, Yellow Central Heterochromia/Pigmented, Hypertrophy & Zig-Zag Collarette - Rx - (lynd)

( Source : Lynda)

Female

In this iris sample, we can start to analyse on emotional level and then to physical level. A practitioner should be realized the most vital iris sign is a minor ray located at pupillary zone - 360'/0', it should be set priority to analyse as it enhance the meanings for overall findings on this iris ! This iris consist a lot of genetic information for practitioner to explore and interpret in physical, emotional, epigenetic and embryological levels starting from the pupillary zone, internal & external of the collarette, ciliary till extending to limbus zones. Let get some starting points...

a) A vital important of minor ray located at pupillary zone - 360'/0', this is an embryological sign which concern with stress in hypothalamus & amygdala glands. Explain the potential deficiency for these 2 glands ?

The Hypothalamus & Amygdala are the main components of the emotional centers of the limbic system. According to John Andrews, the importance of  hypothalamus & amygdala signs at pupillary zone indicate tendencies of :

- Increased susceptibility to stress & impaired adaptability.

- Greater amount of adverse reactions & Mitochondrial disease.

- Dysmetabolic mesenchymia.

- PNEI interaction & limbic system imbalance.

- Immune system dysfunction.

- Depression, stress & anxiety.

- Eating disorders

b) Explain the Yellow Central Heterochromia, Yellow Pigmented, Hypertrophy & Zig-Zag Collarette in physical & emotional levels, they are linking with epigenetic aspect.

A yellow central heterochromia / inside pupillary zone & around the collarette border indicates a high tendency to intestinal dysbiosis, renal insufficiency, impaired hepatic & gall bladder functions, eating disorder ( amplified by amygdala stress), fear, constipation & bowel imbalance when under stress. The hypertrophy & zig-zag formation of the collarette, physically concerns gastrointestinal disturbances - intestinal dysbiosis. On a psycho-emotional aspect, it relates with a tendency to mood swings, stress, anxiety, unresolved resentment, issues of self-esteem & containment and fear of abandonment. The above emotional epigenetic problems is amplified by the stress in limbic system of hypothalamus & amygdala glands.

c) Identify a structural sign located at internal collarette border and explain it in Embryological & Citric Acid Cycle levels. 

- The minor ray located at pupillary zone - 360' also indicate Krebs Cycle imbalance (CAC) which associate with Pyruvic acid imbalance that signify diabetes mellitus tendency.

- Crypt located internal collarette border - 235' on a embryological level it relate to blood sugar imbalance and cellular level concern with Coenzyme Q imbalance.

d) Identify the local indented collarette & co-sign with lacuna along the collarette border and explain in Classical, Emotional Dynamics & Time Risk levels.

- Multiple indented collarette by lacunae at 90' & 270' indicates a family history of thyroid  glands dysfunction and heart disease tendency. 

- On the emotional level, concerned with unresolved of grief and conflict with paternal issues. The experienced of these traumatic events/ emotional issues possible happened at the age of 15 & 44.8 (45).

- If the client have a family history of breast related problems, then earlier & regular of breast checking is recommended ! ( consideration of embryological sign at 270')

-  Prediabates or Diabetes Mellitus tendency ( consideration of Citric Acid Cycle sign associate with Malic acid imbalance at 270' )  

e)  Identify the small structural signs located at external border of the collarette.

- Small crypt located at external border of the collarette - 250' indicate family history of blood sugar imbalance tendency ( correlate with Citric acid signs at 360', 270' & 235' and embryological sign at 235') 

- Multiple lacunae located at external collarette border - 112' & 145' indicates possible of thymus gland imbalance and uterus stress.

f) Observe a transversal horizontally crossing the ciliary zone at 220'-250'. What type of  this transversal and it carried what genetic impact to this person in physical & emotional levels ?

- I would classified as Hepatic Transversal, the possibilities medical history of liver congestion, hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, portal hypertension and cystic formation in the liver or breast ( please take note the indented collarette co-sign with lacuna at 270' as embryological sign indicative of breast related problems).

- A person with hepatic transversal, positively tends to be a very motivated person and extremely driven type of personality !

g) Identify multiple tiny melanin / brown pigments located at ciliary zone which co-sign with yellow pigmented Brushfield's spots. Please explain it in physical & psycho-emotional levels.

- Brown pigment genetically indicate a tendency to liver and gall bladder disturbances ( correlate & amplified by liver transversal and overall yellow pigmented collarette)

- Psycho-emotional it show anger and resentment !

- Yellow pigment Brushfield's Spots are a genetic marking, which indicate of lymphatic congestion, with resultant immune compromise and sensitivities.

IPB Morphologies, Space Risk, The Collarette, Vascularized Transversal, Embryological & Classical signs - Lx - (ahm)

Vascularized Spleen Transversal

a) V-shaped IPB.

b) Buttonhole sign of IPB.

c) S sign of IPB indicates prolactinoma, endocrine and blood sugar imbalance.

d) Local absence of the IPB - 153' suggest Space Risk 24, possibly muscle cramps and joint pains.

e) Triangle IPB indicates gastro-intestinal disturbances with immunological complications and liver stress involvement.

f) U-shaped IPB.

g) Embryological signs at inner pupillary zone :

- Spleen deficiency - 70' correlation with spleen transversal.

- Adrenal stress / fatigue - 75'

- Kidneys insufficiency - 90', 95' & 145'

- Uterus disturbances - 158' & 166'

- Pineal gland and urinary bladder disturbances - 190'

h) Radial furrows / Major Rays - 343', 355' & 10' indicates sinusitis,hypothalamus stress, possibly family history of bronchitis and compromise in pituitary gland.

i) Closed lacunae attached on the border of the collarette :

- Concern with parotid lymph node - 45'

- Predisposition to pancreas dysfunction, blood sugar imbalance - 60'

- Possibly a family history of heart disease - 80'

- An indentation of the collarette - 85' signify cardiovascular risk.

- Pancreas lacuna - 225'

- Heart lacuna - 282'

- Potential of frontal sinus problem - 315'

- Sectional indentation of the collarette - 280'~315' possibly stress in ileum.

k) Vascularized  Spleen Transversal indicates

- Dysfunction of the spleen, tendency to disruption of the response of the RES and a history of splenomegaly / enlarged spleen.

- Vascularized Spleen Transversal can occur an autoimmune condition or vaccine reaction causing an infections, inflammatory problem and enlarged spleen, according to John Andrews.

(John Andrews, Iris & Pupillary Signs, Modern Iridology, 3rd Edition)

IPB Morphologies, The Collarette, Transversals, Embryological & Classical Signs - Rx - (ahm)

Pupillary Zone Neuron Network

Double Collarette

Yellow pigmented in the frontal collarette

Intestinal Transversal

Hepatic Transversal

a) Suggest Pigment Dispersion Syndrome, based on John Andrews researched indicates that :

- It is an embryological defect as the Inner Pupillary Border forms.

- Occurred in between 3~8th week of gestation, due to a maternal lack of Vitamin C

- Compromised of PNEI and hypothalamus disturbances in cases of thyroid dysfunction, splenomegaly, breast carcinoma and extreme menopausal symptoms.

b) Squared IPB relates to the family history of thyroid dysfunction, possibly hypo/hyperthyroidism.

c) M sign of the IPB relates to family history of blood sugar imbalance, pancreas dysfunction.

d) Pearl sign of the IPB represent possibly a family history of intestinal polyposis, intestinal tumours, dybiosis and inflammatory bowel condition.

e) Double layers of the IPB formation indicates inheritance tendency to nervous and anxiety..

f) V-shaped of the IPB.

g) Suggest extroflession of the IPB - 230' - Space Risk 19 indicate intestinal dybiosis tendency and reproductive related problems.

h) Suggest Buttonhole sign of the IPB indicates tendency to accumulation of uric acid, pay attention to respiratory, cardiac and intestinal system.

i) M sign of IPB..

j) Suggest Target sign of IPB indicates :

- Anaemia tendency

- Like to be centre of attention.

k) Pupillary Zone Neuron Networks indicate functional disturbances of the gastrointestinal system. The receptor sites within the intestinal could be blocked, overloaded and the hypothalamus pathways could be hyperactive, according to John Andrews.

l) Double collarette indicates irritation of mesenteric lymphatics, nervous system and compromise in the adrenal-pituitary-hypothalamus axis and IBS tendency.

m) Yellow Pigmented Collarette indicate kidneys/renal insufficiency and tendency to dybiosis.

n) Intestinal Transversal - The transversal emanating from the ciliary zone penetrate to the inner pupillary zone indicates autoimmune bowel disturbances - possibly ulcerative colitis. The transversal is located at 192' relate to a deficiency of the kidneys function.

o) Hepatic Transversal running through the liver reflex zone - 230'~245' indicates the possibilities in the medical history of :

- Liver congestion and dysfunction

- Hepatitis

- Adverse vaccine reaction

- Liver transplant and tendency to Cirrhosis.

p) Embryological signs ( internal lacunae & crypts) at inner pupillary zone - 240', 250', 275' & ( 280' & 285' ) + co-sign with tiny melanin pigments indicates:

- Blood sugar imbalance tendency - 240'

- Possibly frontal & maxillary sinus - 250'

- Thyroid imbalance - 275'

- Thyroid dysfunction, possibly family history of hypo/hyperthyroidism - 280'~285' co-sign with tiny melanin pigments attached on the border of the collarette closer to the crypts which amplify the genetic impact on the gland in embryological perspective. ( correlation with Squared IPB)

- The tiny melanin pigments also indicates liver stress involvement, suppression of anger and resentment in emotional aspect..  

q) Closed lacunae and crypts attached on the border of the collarette / humoral zone :

- Possibly tonsillitis- 49'

- Predisposition to blood sugar imbalance, pancreas dysfunction - 60'

- Thyroid imbalance - 75' ( correspond to embryological signs - 280'~285' & Squared IPB)

- Blood sugar imbalance - 120' & 133'

- Adrenal fatigue and renal deficiency - 180' co-sign with intestinal transversal at 190'

- Blood sugar imbalance - 295'

- Rarefaction of the iris fibers structure in lung reflex zone - 287'