Brown Pigment at Border of the Collarette - Rx - (nse)

Female, 65
Diabetes, Asthma.
Observe a melanin pigment located at the external border of the collarette at 245', what is the physical genetic weakness and psycho-emotional imbalance of this topography areas ?
a) Explain the physical genetic tendency for brown pigment,
b) Identify the emotional issue attached with this pigment.
c) Analyse the emotional imbalance that embedded on the border of the collarette and topography organ. 
d) Closed lacuna located at lung zone - 255' accompanied by brown pigment, what is the implication in this formation ?
e) Can you identify the core emotional issue with the combination of brown pigment attached on the border of the collarette and lung lacuna at 255' ?

Squared IPB Vs Lacuna at 265' - Lx - (tth) - (5)

Observe the closed lacuna attached on the border of the collarette at 265' conjunction with squared IPB, what is the common genetic tendency for both signs, and the squared IPB is enhanced this family genetic deficiency...

Hypothalamus, Time Risk & Depression- Lx - (tth) -(4)

Observe the radial furrow terminates at the edge of IPB at 4' accompanied with frontal pupil flatness indicates endocrine glands, hypothalamus & prolactin imbalance. Explain the psycho-emotional and Time Risk or traumatic event impact in this situation ?
If combine all the findings from the IPB structure, pupil flattening, pupillary zone and collarette structure at Rx & Lx, what are the major genetic weakness impact to this person in physical & emotional levels ?

Squared IPB - Lx - (tth) - (3)

Target Shaped IPB - Lx - (tth) - (2)

V-Spahed IPB - Lx - (tth) - (1)

Crypts / Defects at Internal & External Border of the Collarette - Rx - (tth) - (3)

Take note that when the crypts /defects located at either internal or external of the collarette, we should set priority to analyse it genetic weakness compare to other signs such as lacuna, radial furrow or pigment...

Temporal Partial Zig-Zag, Bridges & Hypertrophy Collarette - Rx - (tth) - (2)

a) Explain the genetic tendency for partial zig-zag collarette at temporal section with the combination of bridges and hypertrophy formations.

b) Explain the Neurolappen & Fenceposts IPB which enhanced the genetic weaknesses of the above collarette structure in physical & emotional levels.

c) The signs in border & collarette structure reflect the important of emotional dynamics and traumatic events.

Inner Pupillary Border Morphologies - Neurolappen, Space Deficiency, Squared, Whited & Fencepest - Rx - (tth) - (1)

Observe and identify the shapes of  inner pupillary border tissues and explain it physical & emotional aspects for each morphology. Please refer Dr.Daniele Lo Rito & John Andrews textbooks for reference.

Modern Multidimensional Iridology - 2015

When you learn about MI, you are learning all about Genetic, Epigenetic, Embryology, CNS, Time & Space, Psycho-emotional & Spiritual...identify & study their correlation & interrelation in different levels and iris zones. Create your sensitivity in observing the change of IPB Structure, Pupil Tonus, Pupillary Zone, Internal & External Collarette Border…

a) ECM - Extracellular Matrix, refer to as ciliary zone.

b) Cell - refer to cellular & embryological aspects of the organs & organs in the pupillary zone

c) DNA - refer to chromosomes, the structure of the IPB

Collarette Rope / Koch's Sign - (vas) - Lx

Observe a koch' sign / collarette co-sign with radial furrow at 152', link these findings with the previous post - Rx. and identify the potential genetic weakness in family history. 

Schwalbe's Contraction Furrows - Emotional Anatomy & Time Risk Approaches - (vas) - Rx

Female, 62

Schwalbe's Contraction Furrows also called Radial Furrows which emanate from the external border of the collarette into the ciliary zones - 155', 205' & 350'. In this case, we emphasize on the radial furrow at 155' & 205', this patient has uterus & ovarian fibroid and has been removed couple of years ago, that can be shown by radial furrow at 155'. Could you analyse the Psycho-Emotional and Time Risk factors in this condition ?

a) Radial furrow located at 155' topography areas of uterus, the sign itself represent the experience of a deep and profound trauma at that point of time (calculation of Time Risk), and possible extreme stress on the physical body ( uterus & ovary fibroid). 

b) Psycho-emotional relates to loss of identify, guilt, fear of repression and link to issues to do with nurturing in relation with one's mother or feminine figure.

Observe the local indentation of the collarette by radial furrow at 205', this is an important multidimensional iris sign for Iridologist to understand about her profound deep level of emotional issues ! 

Reference:

a) Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette Chart (John Andrews)

b) Time Risk Chart (Dr,Daniele Lo Rito)

c) Emotional Anatomy notes by John Andrews

d) Time Risk articles by John Andrews & Lo Rito 

Ventral Linear Collarette - Rx & Lx - (tck)

Rx

Lx

Observe the linear formation at the ventral section of the collarette, according to John Andrews it indicate strong blood sugar imbalance tendency manifested in utero.

Blood Sugar Imbalance Sign - Space Deficiency - Lx - (len)

Refer to the previous post, the hypertrophy of the IPB structure and M sign IPB are indicate family genetic history of blood sugar imbalance. Please find one of the IPB structure on the iris was also indicated the above mentioned inheritance weakness.

The local absent of the inner pupillary border tissue at 262' signify as Space Risk 14 which indicate predisposition to blood sugar imbalance.

The Frontal Neuroendocrine IPB Tissues - Rx - (len)

Some of the morphologies tissues appeared in solitary form and usually unilateral sign, they are tend to present in the frontal section of the IPB tissues. Please identify the morphologies were attached on the frontal aspect of the IPB...If you identified a distortion, deviation or multiple morphologies on the frontal section of the IPB that indicate your client genetically facing more emotional issues, physical deficiency, endocrine imbalance, PNEI inequilibrium, poor reserve energy and psychosomatic difficulties. ( Please refer John Andrews & Dr.Daniele Lo Rito notes on Inner Pupillary Border & igts Morphologies)

Extroflession IPB & Constricted Collarette - (amb) - Lx

Explain the genetic weakness of  extroflession (extended) of IPB with double tissues formation at 94' and contracted structure of the collarette in physiological & emotional aspects ?
Suggestions :
a) Identify the Space Deficiency, please refer to Space Risk Chart by Dr.Daniele Lo Rito.
b) Explain the physical & emotional level of Contracted Collarette Structure.
c) Pay attention to the  psycho-emotional impact on Double IPB tissues Vs Constricted Collarette. 

- Extroflession of the IPB at 94 signify as Space Risk 13 indicate gastrointestinal disturbances.
- Contracted Collarette structure indicates a tendency to constipation and lymphatic fluids stagnation at intestines. In Psycho-emotional aspect, Contracted Collarette & Double IPB, they have an inherited tendency to anxiety, very self-contained and inward looking.

Gall Bladder Sign - Modern Iridology Approach - Rx - (amb)

Female, 60, Rx
Could you find an iris sign indicate she has encountered a gall bladder problem, and she claimed that has been removed 20 years ago, Please try to identify any possible sign starting from IPB structure, pupil, pupillary zone, external border of the collarette and to ciliary zone...

I suggest to observe the local structure of the inner pupillary border tissues, if you are familiar with Space Risk analyse probably can identify the "space deficiency" for the above mentioned problem. I would suggest majority of the core genetic weakness is stored / located on the IPB & Pupillary Zone. A comprehensive study on IPB structure & it Morphologies and  pupillary zone is recommended in  practicing Modern Iridology. I will demonstrate it later...

Introflession (indented toward pupil area) of the IPB, this space deficiency as Space Risk 11 indicate  gall bladder deficiency and nueromuscular tension at thoracic vertebrae T7.

Collarette Bridges & Solitary Lacuna at 235' - Lx - (ree)

Observe the solitary lacuna at 235' which correlate with the collarette bridges, both enhance the meaning of the weakness.

Crypt at 65', Inferior Temporal Flatness & Local Indentation Collarette at 230'-250' - Rx - (ree)

Female,60

Observe the crypt / defect sign located at pupillary zone - 65' signify as citrate acid imbalance, an inferior temporal of pupil flatness and local indentation of the collarette - 230'-250', combine with these findings indicate predisposition to progesterone deficiency, lymphatic congestion, renal metabolism disturbances, liver stress involvement, polycystic ovary syndrome due to reduced liver function, blood sugar imbalance and  lumbar irritation (L4-L5). 

Reference:

a) Refer to Kreb's Cycle Iris Chart, a sign at pupillary zone - 65' associate with citrate acid imbalance. Please refer John Andrews notes on Cellular Iridology.

b) Explain the physical, emotional and spinal deficiency of inferior temporal flatness.

c) Local indentation of the collarette at 230'-250' indicate tendency to liver & gall bladder insufficiency,  and pancreas dysfunction. This also signify as multidimensional sign which can be analyzed and explained in Time Risk, Emotional Dynamics of the Collarette ( issues of anger & betrayal ) and Kreb's cycle breakdown (Coenzyme Q imbalance).

Inferior Temporal Flatness Vs Linear Collarette Bridge - Lx - (lct) - 2

Could you explain why the inferior temporal of pupil flatness  enhanced the main genetic weakness of linear & collarette bridge ? Please refer John Andrews notes on these 2 iris signs... 

Linear Collarette with Bridge Formation - Lx - (lct) - 1

Please explain the sectional linear collarette with bridge formation, what are their general deficiency tendency and common genetic weakness ?
In addition, this combination can be related to immunological imbalance, Dirk Hamer Syndrome & Time Risk sign for consideration. 

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Partial Atrophy IPB, Pupil Flatness, Distended Collarette, Linear & Collarette Bridges - Rx - (lct)

Observe the IPB structure, pupil tonus, loose iris fibers at pupillary zone, distended, linear & collarette bridges...what can you link with these iris signs ?

Pupil Flatness, Collarette Structure & Crypts - Rx - (sua)

Female,68
Observe the pupil flatness, the local collarette structure & crypts at external border of the collarette. We should also  pay attention to the structure of the IPB.

a) An atrophy IPB structure (refer John Andrews or Lo Rito's IPB notes)
b) Observe a multiple pupil flatness at 1 & 2 ( analyse in physical, emotional & spinal aspects)
c) Identify the meanings / genetic weakness of local collarette structure with 3 & 4 (modern iridology)
d) Analyse the multiple crypts at internal & external border of the collarette at 5, 6, 7 & 8 (classical & modern)
Suggest to combine the above findings and find the common one that will potentially indicate the core genetic weakness for this person...

IPB Morphologies - Detached, U & N Shaped IPB