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Sunday, April 15, 2012
Correlation Signs in Multidimensional approach - (Lx) - (nora)
Observe the correlations and corresponding iris signs in different layers and zones of the iris :
a) Extroflession of the IPB - 332' suggest Space Risk 4 correlations with closed lacunae attached on the outside border of the collarette - 310', 337' & 22'.
b) Triangle shape of IPB correlations with hypertrophy and Zig-Zag collarette.
c) Squared IPB-(d) correspond to local absence of the IPB - 57' suggest Space Risk 7 and closed lacunae at 265'.
d) Collarette Bridge correlations with closed lacunae - 55' & 235'.
e) Embryological sign - 132' correlations with crypt attached on the border of the collarette -155' & 190'.
f) Potential of cardiovascular risk at 60', 80' & 285'.
g) Thymus gland disturbances - 250'.
h) Hypothalamus and pituitary glands disturbances - 0' & 7'.
Friday, April 13, 2012
Multidimensional View in Polyglandular Sub-Type, Hypertrophy, Bridge & Misshapen Collarette - Rx - (nora)
Female,21
a) Observe the multiple shapes and local absence of the IPB.
b) Identify the hypertrophy, misshapen, multiple bridges and indentation of the collarette in multilevel approach.
c) Identify the closed lacunae and crypts attached on the humoral zone or border of the collarette relates to endocrine and immunological system.
d) Observe the importance correlationship of the IPB morphologies, Space Risk, Spinal IPB, the structure of the Collarette and Multiple Lacunae attached along the border of the collarette.
- Observe the IPB morphologies - (a) correlationship with an indentation of the closed lacuna at 85 ?
- Bridge formation at 232'~250' correspond to melanin pigemnt at inner pupillary zone - 230' and closed lacuna attached on the outside border of the collarette - 240'& 300' ?
- Local absence of the IPB - 65' & 297' correlation with closed lacuna at 85' (thyroid + lung reflex zones) ?
- A Curve Beak lacuna attached on the border of the collarette - 250' (pancreas reflex zone) with combination of hypertrophy and misshapen of the collarette indicating a chronic condition and involving a benign process and tumours within the gastrointestinal system, and amplify by the IPB Morphologies - b ?
- Frontal indentation of the collarette - 345' & Collarette Bridge at midpoint - (232'+250') / 2 = 241' Suggest Time Risk markings !
- Observe the Collarette Bridge - 232'~250' co-sign with melanin / brown pigment around the 232' areas indicates possibly unresolved emotional issues ( might involved with anger, betrayal & indecision ) with traumatic event happened at the age of 20 ! ( take 241' degree to calculate the age )
e) The funnel or gateway sign at the ventral section of the collarette a tendency to gastrointestinal disturbance and emotionally relates to unexpressed anger and resentment with a parent, correspond to Collarette Bridge co-sign with brown pigment with the traumatic / stress occurred at - 232'~250' !
f) I suggest a polyglandular structure with brown, blue or mixed consitutions, the most importance genetic signs to be identified and put priority is to observe the pupil tonus, the diameter, structures and shapes of the IPB & Collarette, subsequent a structural sign located inside and border of the collarette. You may place less attention to the signs located in zone 6 to 7...ciliary zone to limbus !
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
IPB Morphologies & Pupillary Flattening - Rx - (nir)
a) Double IPB
b) Extroflession of the IPB - 300' - Space Risk 8 concerns with acute or chronic tracheitis, whooping cough.
c) Medial Nasal Flatness - 70'~90' indicates breathing disturbances and family history of thyroid gland imbalance.
IPB Morphologies, Space Risk, IPB Spinal & Pupillary Flattening - Rx - (fir)
Observe the multiple IPB structures, local absence & extroflession of the IPB and pupil tonus...
a) Local absence of the IPB - 26', Space Risk 4 indicate ENT related problems.
b) Globular sign with extroflession of the IPB - 40' concerns with urine dysbiosis and Space Risk 5 relate to tonsillitis problem.
c) Squared IPB.
d) Inferior Nasal Flatness - 140'~175' indicates :
- Predisposition to sacral, lumbar and coccyx injuries leading to leg problems.
- Osteoporosis tendency.
- Tendencies to renal insufficiency, renal calculi, gout, polycystic kidneys and urinary infections ( correspond to Space Risk 5)
Radial Furrows / Major rays located in the ventral section of the inner pupillary and ciliary zone signify classical and embryological analysis : Classical - (C), Embryological - (E)
a) Major ray (emanate from inner pupillary to ciliary zone- C) - 140' indicates urinary bladder disturbances correspond to Space Risk 5 & Inferior Nasal Flatness.
b) Minor ray (outside border of the collarette - C) - 158' indicates potential of prostate disturbances.
c) Minor ray (inside inner pupillary zone- E) - 180' indicates kidneys insufficiency, adrenal fatigue and hypothalamus stress.
d) Major ray (C+E) - 205' suggests testicular disturbances, prostate and urinary bladder deficiency.
e) Major ray (C+E) - 220' represents testicular and duodenum disturbances.
f) Minor ray (outside border of the collarette - C) - 240' indicates stress in pleura.
a) Local absence of the IPB - 26', Space Risk 4 indicate ENT related problems.
b) Globular sign with extroflession of the IPB - 40' concerns with urine dysbiosis and Space Risk 5 relate to tonsillitis problem.
c) Squared IPB.
d) Inferior Nasal Flatness - 140'~175' indicates :
- Predisposition to sacral, lumbar and coccyx injuries leading to leg problems.
- Osteoporosis tendency.
- Tendencies to renal insufficiency, renal calculi, gout, polycystic kidneys and urinary infections ( correspond to Space Risk 5)
Radial Furrows / Major rays located in the ventral section of the inner pupillary and ciliary zone signify classical and embryological analysis : Classical - (C), Embryological - (E)
a) Major ray (emanate from inner pupillary to ciliary zone- C) - 140' indicates urinary bladder disturbances correspond to Space Risk 5 & Inferior Nasal Flatness.
b) Minor ray (outside border of the collarette - C) - 158' indicates potential of prostate disturbances.
c) Minor ray (inside inner pupillary zone- E) - 180' indicates kidneys insufficiency, adrenal fatigue and hypothalamus stress.
d) Major ray (C+E) - 205' suggests testicular disturbances, prostate and urinary bladder deficiency.
e) Major ray (C+E) - 220' represents testicular and duodenum disturbances.
f) Minor ray (outside border of the collarette - C) - 240' indicates stress in pleura.
Monday, April 09, 2012
Constricted, Hypertrophy & Local Indentation of the Collarette/ Radial Furrows/ Lacunae on Border Collarette - Lx - (abd) - b
1) Observe the importance sign of closed lacunae attached on the border of the collarette / humoral zone - immunology and endocrine system consideration and place secondary concern in ciliary zone.
2) Verify the Time Risk signs on the collarette - Indentation of the collarette, Major rays & radial co-sign with lacuna - TR1,2,3 & 4.
3) Support your findings by identify the correlations of structural signs in different layers and zones of the iris :
IPB Morphologies - Space Risk - Pupillary Flattenings - Collarette Structures- Closed Lacunae/Crypts/Radial Furrows > they all are looping together, interconnected and interrelated to present a genetic blueprint in an irides !
1) Closed Lacunae attached on the border of the collarette :
a) 75' ,105' & 295'- indicates family history of cardiovascular risk, heart disease problem correspond to Cylindrical IPB - Lx , Medial Nasal Flatness-Lx/Rx & Indentation of the lacuna - Rx - 255' & 270'.
b) 115' & 135' - indicates family history of blood sugar imbalance correlation with lacunae attached on the border of the collarette - 63' & 235' -Rx.
c) 170' - signify adrenal fatigue and kidneys insufficiency. ( The client medical confirmed with kidneys cysts)
d) 258' - indicates predisposition to thyroid gland imbalance, possibly family history of hypothyroidism correlations with Squared IPB-Rx & Medial Nasal Flatness - 70'~ 90' -Lx & 70'~85' -Rx & lacuna attached on the border of the collarette - 77' & 87' - Rx.
e) 300' - Double Pancreatic Lacuna indicates a genetic tendency to pancreatic cysts !
2) Radial Furrows - Major & Minor Rays attached on the frontal cerebral reflex zone :
a) Time Risk markings for 358', 170', & 15' indicates potential traumatic or stress events occurs at the age of infant <0, possibly birth trauma - 358', 31.5-170' & 57-15'.
b) An indentation of the collarette - 80' indicates cardiac arrest problem, a genetic tendency to family history of heart disease. We may finds a sufficient evidences to confirm this genetic weaknesses in both irides !
c) Physical relates to limbic system compromise & hypothalamus disturbances - 335', 358' & 15'. Minor ray at 40' concerns with ear hearing problems correlation with Superior Temporal Flatness - 310'~335' - Lx & 295'~335'- Rx.
IPB Morphologies/ Space Risk/Pupillary Flattenings - Lx - (abd) - a
Male,63
Observe the importance genetic iris signs as below :
1) IPB Morphologies :
a) Take note that the IPB diameter is less than 50 micron and is not classify as absence of the IPB
b) Globular sign - gastrointestinal disturbances, intestinal dysbiosis tendency, correlation with Space Risk 19.
c) Cylindrical shaped of IPB - Nerve blockage and heart disease problems.
2) Space Risk :
d) Multiple local absence of the IPB - 25', 130', 142', 150' & 192' suggests Space Risk 3, 19, 21, 23 & 25 indicates :
- Potential tendencies to Facial neuralgia, psoriasis, intestinal dysbiosis, varicosities, stress in lumbar spine, prostate disturbances, arthritis and joint pains.We examine the Space Risk in relation to other iris signs in Rx & Lx !
- The sectional local absence of the IPB at 130', 142' & 150' - also indicate spinal stress in lumbar vertebrae.
3) Pupillary Flattenings
e) Frontal Flatness - 345'~15' indicates ;
- Tendencies for headaches, migraines, sleep disorder problem, fatigue and upper cervical vertebrae tension correlation with radial furrow at 340'-Rx.
f) Superior Nasal Flatness - 37'~50' indicates :
- Neuromuscular tension in cervical vertebrae at C4-37' & C6-50'.
- Tendency to visual and sinusitis problems correlation with radial furrow at 35'-Rx.
- Potential of poor in concentration and vertigo.
g) Medial Nasal Flatness - 70'~90' indicates :
- Tendencies to breathing problem, thyroid gland imbalance.
- Neuromuscular tension in thoracic vertebrae from T3~T6.
- Family history of cardiac stress, correspond to cylindrical IPB & indentation of the lacunae at 255' & 270'-Rx.
- Correspond to Rx-Medial Nasal Flatness - 70'~85'.
h) Superior Temporal Flatness - 310'~335' indicates :
- Tendencies to hearing problems, vertigo or tinnitus.
- Neuromuscular tension in cervical vertebrae from C4~C7, muscular tension in neck and shoulders.
- Correspond to Rx-Superior Temporal Flatness - 295'~335'.
Sunday, April 08, 2012
Correlation Signs - IPB Morphologies/ Pupillary Flattenings/ Radial Furrows/ Lacunae - Rx - (abd) - b
Please observe the correlation signs in different layers of the iris, it signify and amplify a genetic impact on individual and family constellations.
1) IPB Morphologies :
a) Squared IPB correlation with Medial Nasal Flatness - 70'~85'-Rx indicate a family history of thyroid gland imbalance, possibly hypothyroidism.
b) Buttonhole IPB
2) Lacunae attached on the border of the collarette - endocrine and immunological system compromise :
a) 63' & 235'- relates to pancreas dysfunction, family history of blood sugar imbalance.
b) 77' & 87'- relates to thyroid dysfunction, possibly family history of hypothyroidism, correlations with Squared IPB and Medial Nasal Flatness at Rx.
c) 205'- closed lacunae co-sign with minor ray/radial furrow concerns with testicular disturbances.
d) 228'- crypt relates to gall bladder deficiency.
e) 255' & 270' - an indentation lacuna with bridge formation toward to inner pupillary zone through inner pupillary border indicates cardiac disturbances and possibly family history of heart disease problem, amplify by arcus senilis at limbus and correlation with Medial Nasal Flatness-Rx
3) Radial Furrows/ co-sign with Closed Lacuna at frontal cerebral areas - Physical & Brain Reflex Areas Analysis ( Dr.David Pesek, Holistic Iridology):
a) 340' -
i) cerebellum stress-possibly low vitality, low nerve energy and fatigue.
ii) stress relates to mental emotional and physical aspects.
b) 355' -
i) Compromise in hypothalamus gland.
ii) stress relate to sensory movement, expressing thoughts through bodily movement.
c) 20' -
i) limbic system compromise with emotional imbalance.
ii) stress relate to logical verbal expression.
d) 35' -
i) Possibly of frontal sinus problem.
4) Corneal Arcus at limbus indicate possible of high cholesterol level, poor fat metabolism.
Pupillary Flattenings - Medial Nasal, Ventral & Superior Temporal Flatness - Rx - (abd) - a
Male,63
a) Medial Nasal Flatness - 70'~85' indicates :
- Breathing difficulties, thyroid gland dysfunction tendency.
- Muscular tension in thoracic vertebrae.
- Family history of cardiac disturbances - Arrhythmia & Angina Pectoris.
- Psycho-emotional relates to conflict issues of masculine figures - son/father and nervous exhaustion.
b) Marginal Ventral Flatness - 150'-165' indicates :
- Muscular tension in sacrum & coccyx spinal areas - poor circulation to the legs.Possibly of pelvic and knees problems and varicose veins.
- Osteoporosis and Osteoarthritis tendency.
- Psycho-emotional concerns with sexual, financial, low self-esteem problems.
c) Superior Temporal Flatness - 295'~335' indicates :
- Hearing, balance and vertigo problems.
- Muscular tension in neck and shoulder.
- Emotionally relates to frustration and confusion.
( John Andrews, Iris & Pupillary Signs, 3rd Edition, Modern Iridology )
Saturday, April 07, 2012
Sectoral Brown Pigment / Heterochromia - 190'~230'
The sectoral brown pigment extends from the edge of the inner pupillary border to the iris limbus - 190'~230' or 32~ 38 {refer to Iris & Pupillary Signs, 3rd Edition, page65 - stated the sectoral brown pigment cover the areas of 35 & 45- (Modern Iridology Chart, by John Andrews) at right iris} in the Rx indicates a tendency to nausea, vomiting, migraines and temporal headaches according to John Andrews.
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