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Friday, April 20, 2012

Micro View in Inner Pupillary Border - Lx - (sama)




What can you see at this particular section of Pupil and the IPB ?



Observe the patterns of IPB and marginal flattening of the pupil. Consider the psycho-emotional aspects of this person via the below findings :
a) Double IPB
b) External Cat' s Claw IPB
c) Medial Nasal Flatness

Thursday, April 19, 2012

Embryological & Classical Signs in the Inner & Border of the Collarette - Lx - (ali) - b









Observe and identify the correlations and corresponding signs integrates with Space Risk, Pupil flattenings, embryological and classical signs at inner and outside of the collarette in both irides - Rx & Lx
a) Embryological signs - crypts and tiny melanin pigments located at the inner pupillary zone :
i) Crypts - 60', 85', 127', 185', 200' & 240' indicates blood sugar imbalance, thyroid gland disturbances and liver stress involvement.
ii) Small melanin pigments - 140', 145' & 152' relates to kidneys deficiency and prostate disturbances.
b) Closed lacunae attached on the border of the collarette - 4', 87', 118' & 320' indicates hypothalamus stress, cardiovascular risk, blood sugar imbalance and nose related problem.
c) Multiple bridges along the collarette. indicates blood sugar imbalance and progesterone deficiency tendency.
d) Sectional pointed collarette - 85' & 270' indicates hyperactivity of gastrointestinal tract. Check the adjacent areas of the collarette point - topography of heart area  !
e) Hypertrophy with Zig-Zag collarette indicates gastrointestinal disturbances.

Multiple Local Absence of the IPB & Pupillary Flattenings - Lx - (ali) - a







a) Multiple local absence of the IPB - 42', 72', 124', 142', 152', 200'~210', 237', 254'~ 260' suggest Space Risk 5, 9, 18, 21, 23, 25, 24, 15 & 14 compared to Space Risk at Rx :
- Space Risk 5, 9, 14, 21 & 25 - occured in both irides.
- Space Risk 15',18', 23' & 24'- Lx relates to spleen, kidneys, prostate and muscle cramps.
b) Pupillary Flattenings :
- Superior Temporal Flatness - 25'~70' corresponds to Rx - Space Risk 6.
-  Inferior Nasal Flatness - 235'~265' corresponds to Lx - Space Risk 18, 23, 24 & 25.

Wednesday, April 18, 2012

Embryological & Classical Signs in the Inner & Border of the Collarette - Rx - (ali) - b




Observe the correlations and corresponding signs integrates with IPB & Medial Nasal Flatness :
a) Embryological signs - 10', 118' & 240' relates to bronchitis problem correlate with Medial Nasal Flatness , blood sugar imbalance correspond to Space Risk 14 and nose related problem - 240'
b) Crypt - 272' & 282' attached on the border of the collarette indicates cardiac disturbances, corresponding to Space Risk 9 & Medial Nasal Flatness.
c) Closed lacuna located on the outside border of the collarette - 300' indicates blood sugar imbalance correlation with Space Risk 14.
d) An indentation of the collarette - 202' & 272' :
- Possibly of appendix problem - 202'
- Cardiovascular risk - 272'
- Time Risk markings
e) Closed lacuna - 18' & 48' indicates limbic system compromise and nose related problem correspond to embryological sign - 240'
f) Multiple bridges along the collarette.

Multiple Local Absence of the IPB & Pupil Flattening - Rx - (ali) - a


Observe the multiple local absence of the IPB along the IPB structures and a marginal pupil flattening at the medial nasal area. Identify the correlation results of these two genetic structures and extends the  findings to inner pupillary zone and collarette structure... Next posting will be explore the genetic signs in inner pupillary zone, the border and structure of the collarette...... Examine the correlationship and corresponding signs to these areas - IPB- Pupil - Inner Pupillary Zone - Collarette.. "Inside-Out"





Male,62
- Diabetes
- Irregular heartbeat problems

1) Multiple local absence of the IPB along the IPB structures - 68', 98', 140', 188', 265', 318' & 325' suggest Space Risk 9, 14, 21, 25, 13, 6 & 5.
2) Medial Nasal Flatness - 70' ~ 88'.

a) Space Risk 9 correspond with Medial Nasal Flatness - Cardiac history with conditions of Arrhythmia and Angina Pectoris.
b) Space Risk 14 relates to blood sugar imbalance, family history of diabetes.
c) Space Risk 21, 25 & 6 concerns with muscle cramps in neck and shoulder, joint pains and arthritis tendency.
d) Space Risk 13 relates to gastrointestinal disturbances.
e) Space Risk 5 relates to tonsillitis.
f) Check for family medical history of thyroid gland imbalance.

Monday, April 16, 2012

Haematogenic - Predisposition to B1, Neurogenic Type & Lipemic Diathesis


Female,57,Lx
What can we "see" under this constitution types of  a person genetic inheritance weaknesses ? In her iris, seem like nothing to look for accept the cholesterol ring around the limbus and a few radial furrows cutting through the frontal of the collarette....What about if we apply Modern Multidimensional Iridology, the view and approach in term of analysing the iris is broaden and dynamics !

1) Observe the IPB diameter, shape and structure - Local absence of the IPB - 184' - Space Risk analysis !
2) Pupillary Flattenings - Superrior Temporal Nasal - 45'~80' & Inferior Temporal Flatness - 225'~250' - Spinal, Physical & Emotional approach !
3) Signs in inner pupillary zone - radial furrows/major rays in the case - Embryological & Classical analysis -
a) Tiny melanin pigment - 312' - Embryological sign !
b) Major Ray - 0' - Time Risk marking  & Embryological sign !
c) Major Ray - 28' - Classical & Embryological sign !
4) The Collarette structure - Constricted Collarette relates to paternal family history (Lx - Female)!





Buttonhole, Pearls & Globular Signs






Bush Brown Pigment




The Bush Brown Pigment is formed the shaped like a bush or tree, it indicates liver insufficiency and immunological system disturbances.

The Correlations of Squared IPB & Marginal Media Nasal Flatness - Rx - (jyo) - a



Observe the multiple squared signs in the frontal section of the IPB corresponding to the Medial Nasal Flatness indicating a family history and tendency to thyroid gland dysfunction, possibly of hypothyroidism !

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