Double IPB

Double IPB located at the medial nasal section, it indicate potential of psycho-emotional of nervous and anxiety condition..

Local Hypertrophy & Lateral Temporal Flatness

Lx-IPB

a) Local hyperthrophy of the IPB structure - 270' relate to Space Risk analysis, can be classified as Space Risk 12, concern with liver disturbances, fatty liver.
b) LTF of the pupil relates to trachea, bronchus, lung and liver functions deficiencies.

Crypts & Defect Marking located Inside, Outside & Border Ventral Section of the Collarette - (nors)

Lx,Female

Crypt and defect marking locate at 135', 155' and 195' indicates ovary disturbances, potential of ovary cycts, (135' & 155' - embryological abd classical ) and possible cervix stress.

Inferior Nasal Flatness - (zari)

Rx, Female

Inferior Nasal Flatness at 320' to 340' indicates potential problems in sacral, lumbar and coccyx, renal disturbances, uterine problems and fibroids inflammation (John Andrews).

IPB Morphology - Comma Shape

Comma shape of IPB structure relate to weak connective tissue and poor absorption of nutrient.

Whitened IPB & Melanin Pigment inside the Pupillary Zone

Lx,Male

a) Whitened of IPB relate to ageing problem, oxidative stress and potential of osteoarthritis.
b) The melanin pigment located inside the pupillary zone and nearest to the IPB relates to Embryological and Space Risk analysis -
1)  The solitary brown pigment located at 275' inside the pupillary zone refer to embryological chart, there was not indication at this particular topographical zone.
2) Space Risk 12 indicate chronic level of liver stress, possible of poor fat metabolism or fatty liver.

IPB Morphology - Wave Formation

Wave formation in the frontal section of the IPB, according to John Andrews researched, it indicates :
- Suppression of expression in emotional trauma
- Immuno compromise
- Needed in vitamin C

Introflession of the IPB & Yellow Pigment at Inner Pupillary Zone - b

Lx-IPB

The introflession of the IPB and yellow pigment located in the pupillary zone manifest the Space Risk and Embryology Analysis.
a) Space Risk 6 - 40'~50' relate to muscular tension in neck and shoulder.
b) Embryological sign of 40'-50' relate to vitamin andd mineral deficiencies.

Waterfall Yellow Pigment / Sectional Heterchromia in Ventral Section - a

Rx-Collarette, Male

Waterfall yellow pigment formation or Sectional Heterchromia located in the ventral section of the collarette - 170'~190' potential of kidneys and renal insufficiency. The location is adjancent to the reflexive areas of kidneys and adrenal.

IPB Morphologies - S, M & U Shaped

The S sign relate to prolactin deficiency. M sign in the frontal section concern with blood sugar imbalance and the U sign , refer to Dr. Daniele Lo Rito researched its indicates suppression of expression, difficulty to overcome oneself derived from the inner pain...

Partial Atrophy of the Inner Pupillary Border Structure

Lx-IPB

Partial atrophy of the IPB structure indicates some of the IPB is atrophic, missing, normal , hypothrophic or hyperthrophic. According to John Andrews, partial atrophy relates to
- Poor adaptability to stress
- Neuroendocrine tendency
The local hyperthrophy at 275' relate to Space Risk 12 indicate liver disturbances.

Pterygium

Embryological Signs at Inner Pupillary Zone

Lx,Female

1) Closed lacunae located inside and penetrate to the boundary of the inner pupillary zone- 85', 95', 124' & 137' indicates potential of thyroid dysfunction, kidneys deficiency, heart stress and liver disturbances.
2) Rarefaction of the iris fibers in the spleen reflex area - 125' suggest spleen insufficiency.

Rx,Male

1) Crypts and closed lacunae inside the pupillary zone - 175', 188', 215', 242', 272' & 297' indicates possible of  kidney, duodenum, breast and larynx deficiencies.
2) Closed lacuna attached on the collarette boundary at 210' relates to possible testicle deficiency.

Lx,Male

1) Crypt and closed lacunae inside the inner pupillary zone - 35', 67', 95', 123' & 150' relates to heart stress, spleen deficiency, kidneys, liver and prostate insufficiency.
2) Closed lacuna attached outside the collarette border at 130' indicate blood sugar imbalance.

Local Absence & Hypertrophy of the IPB - 2 - (raga)

Lx,IPB, Male

1) Local hyperthrophy of the inner pupillary border at 180', 200' and 310' relates to Spcae Risk 26, 25 & 6 indicates as explained previous post-1-(raga), Rx-IPB ( SP26 & 25) and possible muscular tension in neck and shoulder.
2) Local and sectional absence of the inner pupillary border at 230', 330' to 350' relates to Space Risk 19, 4, 3 & 2 indicates gastrointestinal disturbances, rhinitis, face related problem and sinusitis.

(Dr. Daniele Lo Rito, Space Risk)

Local Hypertrophy of the IPB in Ventral Section - 155'~180'-1- (raga)

Rx-IPB, Male

Local hyperthrophy of the inner pupillary border relates to the Space Risk signs. The Space Risk of 24, 25 & 26 indicates deficiencies in lower extremities, joint pains - hip, hemorrhoids and sigmoid diverticulosis. (Dr. Daniele Lo Rito, Space Risk )

Mydriasis

Lx,Male,49

1) Mydriasis with atrophy of the IPB structure.
2) Mydriasis relates to adrenal exhausation and fatigue.
3) Emotional swing and receptive to external influences.

Local Absence of the IPB in Frontal Section

Local absence of the IPB at 330' in frontal section relate to Space Risk 4...

Crypts & Closed Lacuna

Rx,Male,70

1) Crypts located at 230' & 270' indicates potential of gall bladder idsturbances and lung stress.
2) Closed lacuna located at 80' indicate bronchitis problem. The patient was a smoker...

Lx,Male

1) Crypts at 45', 50' 60' & 140' indicates potential indigestion, lymphatic node congestion, blood sugar imbalance, testical and kidney deficiency.

IPB Morphologies - Squared IPB

Local Absence of the IPB Structure - (mah)

Lx-IPB

The local absence of the IPB structure at 275', 305' & 335' normally relates to the Space Risk Analysis. The Space Risk of 12, 7 and 4 indicates liver stress involvement, potential thyroid dysfunction and rhinitis problem.

Pupil Tonus & IPB Analysis

Rx-IPB - General Hyperthrophic of the IPB structure, Local Absence of the IPB, Pupil Flatness at Medial Nasal section and Constricted Collarette

a) Sectional absence of the IPB structure relates to Space Risk 9, 10, 11, 12 & 13 and  Medial Nasal Flatness - 68'~92'. The Space Risk analysis indicates potential of heart, lung, gall bladder, liver and gastrointestinal disturbances. The flattening of the Medial Nasal relates to breathing problem and thyroid gland imbalance.
b) Squared IPB located in the ventral section of the IPB structure indicate thyroid dysfunction, genetic history of hypothyroidism.
c) & d) Local hyperthrophy/Nuorolappen or Introflession of the IPB structure- 250' & 270' tendencies to stress, tension, anxiety, depression and nervous sensitivities emotional imbalance. The local introflession of the IPB relates to Space Risk 16 & 12 indicates adrenal fatigue and fatty liver involvement.
e) Double IPB structure indicates emotional imbalance in nervous and anxiety stress condition.

IPB Morphologies - M, U & Wave Shaped of IPB Structure

a) M Shaped of IPB structure.
b) U Shaped of IPB structure.
c) Wave Shaped of IPB structure.

Inner Pupillary Lacunae, Bridge Collarette & Melanin Pigment - (tgl)

Rx-Lx, Female

a) Closed lacunae at 67', 73', 135' & 160' embryologically relates to spleen, adrenals, ovarian and cervix disturbances.
b) Bridge colllarette at 88'~116'
c) Melanin pigment topolabile located at the spleen reflex zone - 130' suggest spleen deficiency.

Local Introflession of the IPB

Local introflession of the IPB structure- 238' relate to Space Risk sign..

IPB Morphologies - M Shaped

IPB Morphologies - U Shaped

IPB Archeology - Embryo Sign

IPB Morphologies - Ventral U Shaped IPB

IPB Morphologies - V Shape

Indentation, Protrusion Collarette & Embryological Signs - (tsb)

Lx-iris, Female

a) Embyological structural signs at 60', 70 & 85' predisposition to blood sugar imbalance, spleen and adrenal deficiency, thyroid stress. Closed lacuna at 187' relate to cervix disturbances.
b) Time Risk at 170' with indentation of the collarette, classical tendency to cervix stress, embrylogical relate to uterus disturbance, possible cyst.
c) Extroflession of the collarette - 140', attention to sigmoid colon..

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Emotional Aspects of Pancreas

a) Emotional issues of betrayal, uncertainty, integration of love and sexuality. (John Andrews)
b) Negative thought and emotion of grief and sadness. (Dr.David Pesek)
c) Loss of libido and creativity, tiredness of thought. (Dr.Daniele Lo Rito)

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