IPB Morphologies, Space Risk & Spinal IPB Evaluation - (kv) - a

Male, 45

Observe and identify the multiple IPB morphologies and local absence along the inner pupillary pigmented epithelium border. The analysis of the IPB become a primarily important for practitioner to set priority for iris assessment.

a) Local absent of the IPB - 15' - Space Risk & Spinal IPB evaluation.

b) Extroflession of the IPB - 85' - Space Risk & Spinal IPB evaluation.

c) Squared IPB - 116'

d) Ventral "S" sign IPB - 164'

e) Local Double IPB - 185'

f,g,h,i) Local absence of the IPB - 212', 228', 275' & 287' - Space Risk & Spinal IPB evaluation.

j) Extroflession of the IPB - 312' - Space Risk & Spinal IPB evaluation.

( Please refer to Dr. Daniele Lo Rito 's " Space Risk" & "Inner Pupillary Border " textbooks and John Andrews's "Iris & Pupillary Signs, 3rd Edition" textbook for reference)

IPB Morphology, Space Risk, Stress Axis, Progesterone Collarette, Embryological & Citric Acid Cycle - Rx & Lx - (cgw)

Male, 28
Observe the linear, hypertrophy, elevated, raised and multibridged along the collarette structure, IPB morphology & minor ray at frontal section of the inner pupillary pigmented epithelium border and pupillary zone, multiple internal lacunae & crypts at internal collarette border leading to multidimensional approaches...

Rx-iris

Lx-iris 

Male, 28

The most importance iris signs to be highlighted as follow:

a) Buttonhole sign located at the frontal structure of the IPB tissue signify neuroendocrine imbalance and consider the Space Risk 1 evaluation. The embryological sign (internal crypt) and Space Risk 1 (Buttonhole IPB) both signs located 360' are amplified each other !

b) Internal crypt as embryological signs at 360'/0' indicates hypothalamus, hippocampus and amygdala imbalance. (Please refer to John Andrews research articles on this important findings)

c) Stress Axis - HPA axis at Lacuna attached on the border of the collarette - 0' and crypt at 180' - Lx. ( Please refer "The Axis in Iridology", by John Andrews)

d) Take note that the multiple internal lacunae and crypts located at internal border collarette and pupillary zone, they are multidimensional signs. Please apply with appropriate models to enhance your analysis skills !

e) Take note that the moderate distended collarette structure at Rx & Lx is predominant by Paternal DNA.

The Integrity of the Collarette - Frontal Indentation, Radial Furrow Penetration, Indented Lacuna & Broken Collarette - Lx - (yoge)

Contracted collarette with frontal indentation of the collarette, radial furrow penetrated the collarette adjacent to IPB, indented collarette by lacuna and a local absence of the collarette fascinating in multidimensional view... 

The above constricted collarette co-sign with multiple indentations and local absence of the collarette they are integrate with multi-levels of  iridological approaches:

a) Immunological involvement

b) Endocrinological involvement

c) Time Risk markings

d) Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette

e) Embryological 

f) Citric Acid Cycle 

Could you identify which iris signs is involved the above mentioned approach ? The client with this moderate level of constricted collarette, what is her predominant inheritance DNA ? The inheritance weakness either is from her father or mother ? 

IPB Morphologies, Space Risk, Frontal Indentation, Pointed, Medial Nasal & Ventral Linear of the Collarette - Rx - (yoge)

Female, 27

The client have a family medical history of thyroid dysfunction, diabetes and heart attacked from her sister, mother and farther. Observe her iris and identify the inheritance weaknesses imposed from her family genetic tendency ?

Suggestion for areas to identify & the correlations iris signs as follow:

a) Identify the highlighted two IPB morphologies at ventral section of the inner pupillary pigmented epithelium border - Buttonholes and Squared signs of IPB

b) Analyse the local absence of the IPB at 40' & 50'.

c) An important of frontal indentation of the collarette at 360'/0'. This sign is effect an individual in term of psycho-emotional and physical levels, that amplified the overall inheritance weaknesses.

d) Linear collarette located at after @ 1 o'clock / Medial nasal section of the collarette. Refer to my previous post for explanation.

e) Ventral Linear collarette. According to John Andrews research, VLC indicates strong hypoglycaemic tendency manifested in utero.

f) Pointed Collarette at 263' indicates hyperactivity of gastrointestinal tract tendency and take note the pointed adjacent areas - Heart topography !

g) Lacuna at 85'. This sign is convinced to showing of her family medical history of thyroid imbalance.

Partial Zig-Zag Collarette - Lx - (sunda) - b

a) Partial zig-zag collarette at the ventral location 135'~185' section of the collarette:

- motor disturbances of the gastrointestinal tract and alteration to the MALT and friendly flora in the bowel.

- the ventral location area - 135'~185' signifies deficiency with sigmoid colon, rectum, anus and possible cold feet and leg cramp. 

- also pay attention to the adjacent endocrine topography areas (external collarette border) of pancreas, bladder, prostate, kidneys and adrenal.

- Emotionally issues of isolate, letting go, withhold and burdened.

b) Pancreas lacuna at 130' & 72'

c) Radial furrow/minor ray at 153' indicate predisposition to prostate imbalance.

d) Crypt attached to the gall bladder reaction field.

Please compare the above findings with Rx-iris

(Source : John Andrews & Dr. David Pesek's notes & textbooks)

IPB Morphologies & Space Risk Evaluation - Lx - (sunda) - a

Please identify the local absence of the IPB along the pigmented retinal epithelium and support your findings with where signs at different zones starting from pupillary zone, external collarette border, ciliary  zone and limbus.

a) Buttonhole IPB

b) Multiple local absence of IPB can be identified as follow:

1) 100'~110' - Space Risk 14,15 & 16

2) 121'~128' - Space Risk 17, 18

3) 260', 270', 285' & 310' - Space Risk 14, 12, 10, 6

I reorganize it in sequence as Space Risk 6, 10, 12, 14, 15, 16, 17 & 18, it indicates muscular tension in Neck and Shoulder (SP6), Lung stress or Asthma (SP10), Liver generation (SP12), Pancreas dysfunction or blood sugar imbalance (SP14), Spleen insufficiency (SP15), Adrenal deficiency or fatigue (SP16), Kidneys deficiency (SP17 & SP18). (Rx-Space Risk 9, 13, 23 & 25)

The potential neuromuscular tension in spinal cord - Thoracic vertebrae, Lumbar vertebrae & Cervical Vertebrae.

Marking on the Collarette Border - (Rx) - f

What can you see the letter signs attached on the border of the collarette ? I can read it as a code of B5110 ? 

Crypt Vs Lacuna - Rx - ( sunda) - e

Practitioner must set priority to analyse a crypt or lacuna attached on the border of the collarette first and  subsequent a sign on the ciliary zone. The above iris picture showing crypts and lacunae located at different zone ( humoral & ciliary zone), which iris signs is draw you attention to analyse first ? Which one is more significant to an individual in term of genetic deficiency ?

Minor Rays at Pupillary Zone - 360' & 180' - Hypothalamus & Amygdala Signs - (sunda) - d

Observe the most important genetic sign - minor rays located at the pupillary zone of 360' & 180' , it supersede any iris sign in an iris...
Minor ray located at the pupillary zone - 360'  & 180' as a new embryological sign stated by John Andrews, it indicates:
Minor ray at 360'-
a) Stress in hypothalamus and Amygdala glands, neuroendocrine reduced adaptability tendency.
b) Increased susceptibility to stress.
c) Mitochondrial disease.
Minor ray at 180'
a) Hypothalamus stress.
b) Adrenal fatigue.
c) Kidneys insufficiency.
Please refer to John Andrews latest "Iris Pupillary Zone Topography Chart" - based on embryology and iridology clinical research 1999-2010

Collarette Gap - Rx - (sunda) - c

Collarette gap at the superior temporal section of the collarette indicate possibilities of:

a) Mal-absorption tendency

b) Essential Fatty Acid imbalance

c) Check the adjacent organ topography

d) Krebs Circle imbalance

e) Time Risk sign, measure the midpoint of the collarette gap !

Progesterone Collarette - Rx - (sunda) - b

Progesterone Collarette - The collarette is elevated thickened and is genetically multibridged, it indicates endocrine, immune, blood sugar and progesterone imbalance.Observe the multiple bridges formation along the collarette and it signify Time Risk markings - TR1, 2 & 3 and emotionally relate to nervous exhaustion, self-doubt and indecision. Please take note partial zig-zag collarette at the ventral section of the collarette, I will be highlight this in Lx-iris !

Partial Atrophy, Local Absence of IPB & Pupil Flattening - Spinal Cord Evaluation - Rx - (sunda) - a

Male, 56
Observe the multiple local absence of the IPB along the IPB tissues, it signify Space Risk and IPB Spinal evaluation on potential deficiency in spinal cord condition...
a) Local absence of the IPB at 95', 194', 208' & 294' signify Space Risk 13, 25, 23 & 9 concerns with family medical history of gastrointestinal disturbances, gastric ulcers, arthritis, joint pain, prostate deficiency and heart problem.
b) Psycho- emotional can lead to fear of one's own anger, intolerance, repressed emotions, low self-satisfaction, rigidity and inability to give and receive.
c) Neuromuscular tension at Thoracic Vertebrae and Sacrum areas of spinal cord.
d) Lateral Temporal Flatness indicates predisposition to circulatory problem, asthma and emotional heart problems.