Multiple Radial Furrows in Multidimensional Approaches - Rx - (kjn)

What type of radial furrow represent the most for applying Multidimensional Iridology ?

a) Find the most (deep) indenting to the collarette towards to pupil ! 

b) HPA axis.

c) Hypothalamus / Amygdala/ Hippocampus - HAH Embryological areas.

d) Co-sign with pigment, lacuna & crypt ( external, internal & pupillary zones).

e) Pupil flatness adjacent areas.

Square & Uneven Shape of Brown Pigments - rx - (ds) - 3

Solitary Lacuna Penetrate to External Border of the Collarette - 263' - Rx - (ds) - 2

Observe the solitary lacuna penetrated to the external border of the collarette at 263', this is a vital sign for analyse in multidimensional levels...which iris analysis techniques do you apply for this situation ? 

a) Family medical history of cardiovascular risk.

b) Possible experienced traumatic event at the aged of 16.6.

c) The traumatic event was associated with negative emotion with sadness...possible related with family issue...

d) In personal chronobiology approach, best time to take medicine is  6.28am ( e.g heart disease).

INF & ITF - Rx - (ds) - 2

Identify & explain the genetic predisposition of  inferior nasal flatness & inferior temporal flatness of this pupil structure.

What is their physical weakness, psycho-emotional imbalance, muscular tension or spinal changes for these 2 pupil flatness ? 

Pupil Flatness, Solitary Lacuna, Square & Uneven Shape of Pigments - Rx - (ds) - 1

Stairstep Lacuna & Crypts located at Internal Collarette Border - Lx - (ds)

Crypts, lacunae, radial furrows, pigment & defect signs located at internal collarette border is an important multidimensional signs, they have carry multi-levels of genetic meanings to Modern Iridology...

Crypts at Gastrointestinal - Emotional Dynamics - Rx - (wsc) - Lx -

Crypts located at gastrointestinal tract can carry an emotional dynamics/ emotional baggage in Modern Iridology perspective... 

(Gastrointestinal & PNEI System in Modern Iridology research by John Andrews)

Frontal Flatness & Space Risk - Lx - (wsc) - 2

Observe small flatness at frontal pupil adjacent local absence of the inner pupillary border in can be analyzed in Multidimensional approaches... 

Local Absent of the Inner Pupillary Border - Space Risk - Lx - (wsc) - 1

Local absent of the inner pupillary border is one of the Space Risk sign, it is a multidimensional iris sign analyse in physical, emotional and spinal tension areas...

Multiple Pupil Flatness - Lx - (lv)

Identify the Hypothalamus stress at pupillary zone and pupil flattenings is set to be priority in Modern Iridology approaches...

Radial Furrow penetrated to the edge of IPB - 225' - Rx - (wsc) - 3

Could you interpret this multidimensional sign in Time Risk, Emotional Dynamic of the Collarette, Embryological, Citric Acid Cycle, Emotional Dynamics of the GI & Chronobiological approaches...before that what is this Classical sign mean to you located  at 225' ?

Small Crypt located at Internal Collarette Border - CAC, Embryological, Emotional Dynamics of GI & Physical - Rx - (wsc) - 3

Observe small crypt located at external border of the collarette at 133' and internal collarette border at 290'...

Partial Hyportrophy of the IPB - Rx - (wsc) - 2

Signs at Pupillary Zone - Multidimensional approaches - Rx - (wsc)

Observe and identify the signs (obvious & distinctive) at pupillary zone which can have carry multiple levels of meaning or interpretations

Sectoral Heterochromia in Physical & Psycho-Emotional - Rx - (sg)

a) Brown pigment of SH, cover the degree zones of 130'-175', tends to be a genetic sign

b) Checking the family medical history of blood sugar imbalance, urinary bladder, kidneys, prostate, adrenal,uterus and cervix disturbances.

c) Emotionally tends to be sensitivity, mood swings, easily irritated and escapism..

d) Tendency to Paternal DNA Predominance.

e) Explain the square type collarette structure.

Mixed Biliary Constitution, Hypertrophy IPB, Pupil Flatness, Hypertrophy Collarette, Brown Pigments, Radial Furrows & Contraction Furrows - Lx - (sg)

a) Explain mixed iris constitution's characteristics & genetic weakness tendencies.

b) Explain hypertrophy of the inner pupillary border's characteristics, genetic weaknesses & psycho-emotional tendencies. Could you identify any IPB morphologies in this IPB structures ?

c) Identify the pupil flatness and analyze it in physical, emotional and which areas of possible spinal stress.

d) Explain the physical and emotional weakness for hypertrophy of the collarette, linear collarette and collarette bridge, local indentation found in this collarette structure.

e) Identify any major signs (lacuna, crypt, defect sign, pigment, radial furrow) in pupillary zone/ internal collarette border.

f) Identify any major axes ( e.g. radial furrows) in this iris, such as :

- Immune Axis 

- Stress Axis (HPA)

- Thyroid Axis

- Depression Axis

g) The location, shape, color & density of the pigments

h) Identify the contraction furrows where they break, converge or terminate.

ITF & INF in Physical, Emotional & Spinal Stress - Lx - (ss) - 2

( Rx-iris )

Analyze these 2 pupil flatness - Interior Nasal Flatness & Interior Temporal Flatness and try to correlate the previous iris analyzed [(sf)- 1 ] finding results..

The Correlations as follow:

a) Space Risk 20

b) Emotional dynamics of GI - 200'

c) Emotional dynamics of Collarette - 30'

d) Brown pigments

e) Please refer to Rx- iris - Inferior Nasal Flatness

g) Major genetic weaknesses : arthritis, gout, possible history of sacral, lumbar and lumbar injuries, liver & gall bladder problems.

Multiple Pigments at Ciliary, Collarette Border, Inner Pupillary & Inner Pupillary Border Zones - Lx - (ss)

When you see multiple pigments around the iris, important to look it those pigments nearest or attach to collarette border, pupillary zone or adjacent to IPB...as shown in the above photo..which you can apply Multidimensional Iridology techniques to analyse this iris.
a) Brown pigments represent a tendency to liver and gall bladder imbalance.Emotionally concerns with depression and expression of anger 
b) Brown pigment located at external border of the collarette - 30' indicates Time Risk sign associated with  negative perception or feeling of injustice...
c) Brown pigment located nearest to inner pupillary border - 200' is a multidimensional iris sign, it can be analyzed with Space Risk, Embryological, CAC, Emotional Dynamics of the GI & classical approaches. The MI analysis techniques as follow:
a) Brown Pigment adjacent to the border of the inner pupillary border - 200' represent Space Risk 25 indicates tendency to hip problem, arthritis ans sacroiliac joint pains ( amplified by pigmentation !)
b) In embryological approach it possible relates to peyer's patches disturbance.
c) CAC is not applicable cause the pigment is not located at internal border of the collarette.
d) Emotional Dynamics of GI associated with unexpressed anger, unresolved grief, feeling of insecurity..
e) In Chronobiological approach, the best time to take medicine or treatments related to above mentioned is about 10.30am..
In next post we will look at the pupil flatness that is an excellent barometer for showing evidences and supports for the above mentioned findings.

External & Internal Lacuna at 310' & 286' - Pancreas Sign - Rx - (sb)

Lacunae located at external & internal border of the collarette - 310' & 286' indicates this person predisposition to blood sugar imbalance, possible diabetes... In addition, emotionally relates to have conflict with parent or grandparent ( internal lacuna located at ascending colon) ( refer CAC & Gastrointestinal & PNEI System analysis) 

Thyroid Gland Imbalance, Cardiovascular Risk, Bronchitis, Emotional Dynamics & Time Risk Signs - Rx - (hhg)

This person have potential family genetic weaknesses as above mentioned...What can  you explained in term of Time Risk & potential emotional imbalance/traumatic event experienced by this person from the 2 local indentation (85' & 115') of the collarette ? What are the DNA predominance by this person 's  parents ?

Pupil Flatness - Physical, Emotional & Spinal Stress - Lx - (hhg)

(Multiple Pupil Flatness & Constricted Collarette)

Please identify the local pupil flatness and try to elaborate it in physical, emotional & area of spinal stress...

MNF, LTF & Crypts at Pupillary Zone - Rx - (m9)

a) Observe the pupil flatness at MNF & LTF, what are the main genetic weaknesses ?

b) Crypts located internal collarette border - 75' & 152', what can you identify for these 2 signs in physical, emotional, embryological and citric acid cycle levels ?

c) The above findings have connection with family genetic history of cardiovascular problems and blood sugar imbalance.

Space Risk at 250', LTF & Orange Pigment at Pupillary Zone - 40' -Rx - (m8) - 2

a) Identify and explain the indentation of the IPB at 250' 

b) Lateral Temporal Flatness is correlate with orange pigment at pupillary zone - 40' ( Embryological & CAC) both indicates predisposition to cardiovascular problems.

b)Explain the orange pigment at 40' in Embryological, CAC, Emotional Dynamics of the GI &amp and Physical levels...

Pupil Flatness & Signs at Pupillary Zone - Rx - (m8) - 1

Observe multiple crypts located at internal collarette border / pupillary zone and small radial furrows, analyse by using modern & multi-dimensional iridology approaches...

Multiple Radial Furrows at Pupillary Zone - Embryological & Emotional Dynamics of the GI System - Lx - (m8) - 2

Analyse the signs located at pupillary zone in multidimensional approaches...

Hypothalamus, Amygdala, Pyruvic Acid, Time Risk, Emotional Dynamics Adjacent with Frontal Pupil Flatness - Lx (m8) - 1

a) Radial Furrow located at 360' extends from ciliary zone to external border of the collarette at 360' indicates hypothalamus stress. The hypothalamus is a small region of the brain. It’s located at the base of the brain, near the pituitary gland. The hypothalamus plays a crucial role in many important functions, including:

• releasing hormones
• regulating body temperature
• maintaining daily physiological cycles
• controlling appetite
• managing of sexual behavior
• regulating emotional response

b) Radial Furrow located at pupillary zone - 360'/0' as embryological sign indicates stress in Amygdala gland. The amygdala is part of the limbic system of the brain, which is involved with emotions and other reactions to stimuli. The amygdala is a processing center that is hooked up to receive incoming messages from our senses and our internal organs. It is highly involved with different emotional responses. People tend to choose avoiding losses over acquiring gains—a behavior known as loss-aversion. But people with damage to the amygdala—an almond-shaped part of the brain involved in emotion and decision-making—are more likely to take bigger risks with smaller potential gains. 

In short, you are stricken with fear, a strong emotion caused by the threat of danger or something unwelcome happening. The body's alarm circuit for fear lies in an almond-shaped mass of nuclei deep in the brain's temporal lobe. ... The amygdala is essential for decoding emotions, particularly threatening stimuli.

c) The radial furrow located at pupillary zone - 360' which associated with Pyruvic acid imbalance tendency to have diabetes mellitus/blood sugar imbalance and hepatic stress.

d) Emotionally relates to limbic system stress, depression, sleep disorder, fear and anger. The Frontal Pupil Flatness amplified these negative emotions...

e) The negative emotions/traumatic events can be traced by calculating the Time Risk factor, which happened at aged of 60' or during the gestation...

Lateral Temporal Flatness Adjacent to Lacuna at 90' - Lx - (m9)

Observe the lateral temporal pupil flatness adjacent to the lacuna (Shoe) at 90' indicates predisposition to circulatory problems such as tendency to cardiovascular risk, breathing or lung insufficiency. In addition, a very small lacuna attached on the external border of the collarette at 122', please figure out what is this genetic weakness ?

Space Risk 13 & Medial Nasal Pupil Flatness - Lx - (lgc)

Local absent of the IPB at Space Risk 13 and adjacent to the Medial Nasal Flatness. These findings indicates predisposition to digestion deficiency and breathing related problems.

HPA Axis, Pupil Flatness, Embryological, CAC & Emotional Dynamics of the Gastrointestinal - Rx - (yaw)