Female, 42
- Thyroid dysfunction, hypothyroidism - 12 yrs under medication.
- Ovarian cysts
- Cataract in left eye
- Diabetes caused by pregnancy.
- Menstrual cramps and irregularities.
a) Observe the local absence of the IPB - 353' & 70' suggests Space Risk 1 & 9 indicates predisposition to migraines, vertigo, insomnia and cardiac disturbances.
b) Observe the embryological signs (crypts) located at inner pupillary zone - 124', 200', 295' & 343' indicates pancreas dysfunction, blood sugar imbalance, urinary bladder disturbances, potential stress in larynx/pharynx and liver stress involvement.
b) General hypertrophy of the collarette. Collarette Bridge at 295' indicates :
- Blood sugar imbalance tendency.
- Progesterone deficiency and autoimmunity tendency.
- Sensitivity to stress, amplify by Space Risk 1.
c) Classical view in closed lacunae attached on the border of the collarette - endocrine / immunological zone :
- Closed lacuna co-sign with minor ray (ciliary zone) - 343' suggest pineal stress and limbic system compromised ( correlation with Space Risk 1 & collarette bridge.
- Closed lacunae attached on the nasal section of the collarette - 40', 70', 90' & 100' indicates tendency to sinusitis, blood sugar imbalance and thyroid dysfunction.
- Crypts attached on the ventral section of the collarette - 155', 165', 217' & 225' indicates uterus disturbances, cervical stress, ovarian deficiency ( confirmed of ovarian cysts) and possible gall bladder insufficiency.
- Closed lacuna attached on the border of the collarette - 257' suggest family history of cardiovascular risk / heart disease correlation with Space Risk 9 !
Observe the multiple shaped of the IPB structures, local absence of the IPB and various flatennings of the pupil.. Look for the correlation and interrelationship of the morphologies, space risk and the pupil flatennings in this case study...
a) External Cat's Claw sign of IPB correlation with Space Risk 21 - Emphasis on varicose vein disturbances.
b) Local absence of the IPB - 142' suggest Space Risk 21 indicates muscle cramps and varicosities.
c) Double IPB correlation with Cylindrical IPB - Nervous, tension and anxiety.
d) Cylindrical sign of IPB.
e) Local absence of the IPB - 295' (actual was 293'~294') suggest Space Risk 9 indicates cardiac disturbances correspond to Cylindrical IPB.
f) Medial Nasal Flatness - 85'~110' indicates :
- Tendency to breathing difficulties, thyroid gland imbalance.
- Muscular tension in C6~C7 and T1~T7.
g) Lateral Temporal Flatness - 245'~265' indicates :
- Circulatory problem, nervous breathing, asthma.
- Emotional heart problem ( correlation with Space Risk 9 and cylindrical IPB) and breast problem tendency.
h) Superior Temporal Flatness - 300'~325' indicates :
- Hearing and balance problem - vertigo and tinnitus.
- Muscular tension in neck and shoulder.
Rx,Female,43
- Sinus problem
- Constipation
- Back pain
Observe the physical signs and radial furrows in the ciliary zone and the sharp indentation of the collarette closer and adjacent to the IPB indicate an extensive physical and psycho-emotional. You may use the analysed results of IPB morphologies, space risk and pupillary flattenings cross checking with the classical findings (closed lacunae, crypts and radial furrows) in ciliary zone...
a) Frontal cerebral areas of the iris :
- Closed lacuna co-sign with minor ray - 310' relate to carotid artery problem.
- Closed lacuna co-sign with minor ray - 330' relates to breathing problem and survival issues correlation with medial nasal flatness - 85'~110'.
- Discontinued Major ray co-sign with crypt - 352' indicates stress in pituitary gland and corpus callosum.
- Major ray co-sign with crypt - 12' indicates limbic system compromised.
- Discontinued major ray co-sign with closed lacunae - 31' indicate frontal sinusitis.
b) Nasal section of the iris :
- Major ray - 57' relate to tonsillitis problem.
c) Ventral section of the iris :
- Minor ray - 150' tendency in uterus disturbances.
- Major ray - 232' blood sugar imbalance tendency.
d) Temporal section of the iris :
- Closed lacuna located in the ciliary zone - 282' & 265'indicate lung stress correspond to medial nasal and lateral temporal flatness.
e) An indentation of the collarette closer and adjacent to the edge of IPB - 299' signify blood sugar imbalance, pancreas dysfunction. Psycho-emotional concern with hormany issues.
Lx
a) Local absence of the IPB - 260' - Space Risk 14 indicates pancreas dysfunction ( correspond to the indentation of the collarette - 299'-Rx) blood sugar imbalance and duodenal disturbances.
b) Extroflession of the IPB - 332' - Space Risk 4 concerns with ENT, nasal polyps, rhinitis and hearing problems correspond to superior temporal flatness.
c) Inferior Nasal Flatness -230'~260' indicates predisposition to and history of sacral, lumbar and coccyx injuries.
a) Squared IPB correlation with Space Risk 7 and Medial Nasal Flatness - 77'~90' - Rx.
a1) Pearls IPB.
b) & g) External Curvature of Cat's Claw sign of IPB.
c) & j) Globular IPB.
d) & e)Anchor Sign of IPB.
f) Local detached IPB.
h) Target IPB.
i) Neurolappen / Extroflession of the IPB.
k) Local absence of the IPB - 260' suggest Space Risk 14 indicate pancreas dysfunction and duodenal disturbances correspond to embryological signs - 110' & 231' - Rx.
l) Whitened IPB.
Embryological & physical signs (minor and major rays / radial furrows ) - 5', 12', 40', 55', 123', 150', 154'(physical) & 338' (physical) indicates hypothalamus and pituitary stress, potential cardiovascular risk, blood sugar imbalance, liver stress involvement, prostate disturbances ( correspond to Space Risk 23), testicular disturbances and limbic system compromised.
a) Identify the thickness, structure and morphologies of the IPB. Look for solitary and abnormal sign of the IPB structure..especially in frontal of the IPB !
b) Identify the flattening area of the pupil..
c) Look for structural sign - internal closed lacuna, crypt, defect marking, minor/major ray and pigment inside the pupillary zone...
d) Structural of the collarette...
e) Look for an importance and correlation of structure signs in different layers of the iris....
f) Possibly you may take secondary concern the structural signs in ciliary and limbus zone ! The greater genetic and embryological impact under IPB, Pupil, inner pupillary zone, the collarette structure and iris signs (closed lacuna, crypt, defect marking, pigment & radial furrow) attached on the external border of the collarette / endocrine & immunological zone.
A micro and subtle view of the iris : Pupil & IPB
Observe the morphologies & multiple local absence of the IPB, marginal medial nasal flatness and embryological signs at inner pupillary zone.
Male,62
Multiple shaped of the IPB :
a) Buttonhole IPB.
b) Globular shaped of the IPB.
c) Suggest "Black Smudge Pigment". ( I have no reference to confirm this pigment as "Black Smudge Pigment, which recorded by John Andrews, please refer to his book "Immunology & Iridology" for further classification ).
d) This local IPB cannot classified as absence, the thickness is below 50 micron.
e) Whitened IPB / Depigmented IPB located in the ventral section.
f) External Curvature of Cat's Claw IPB.
(Please refer to my previous posts on the explanation of Buttonhole,Globular, Whitened & Cat's Claw IPB)
Multiple local absence of the IPB : Space Risk & Neuromuscular Spinal Analysis
a) 50'~60' - Space Risk 6 & 7 indicates muscular tension in neck and shoulder, and potential of thyroid dysfunction or family history of hyper/hypothyroidism.
b) 92' - Space Risk 13 indicate gastric ulcers and acute or chronic gastritis correspond to Globular IPB.
c) 123' - Space Risk 18 indicate kidneys insufficiency tendency.
d) 132' - Space Risk 19 indicate intestinal dysbiosis tendency correspond to Buttonhole & Globular IPB.
e) 202'~210' - Space Risk 25, 24 & 23 indicates potential of join pains, distortions, arthritis ( correspond to whitened IPB) and prostate disturbances tendency.
f) 322' - Space Risk 5 indicate tonsillitis and laryngitis.
Potential neuromuscular tension in the spinal areas of
a) Cervical Vertebrae - 50'~60' & 322'
b) Thoracic Vertebrae - 92' & 123'.
c) Lumbar Vertebrae - 132'.
d) Sacrum - 202'~210'
Embryological signs - crypts, minor rays and internal closed lacuna :
a) 110' - relate to blood sugar imbalance.
b) 207' - indicate prostate deficiency , correlation with Space Risk 23.
c) 231' - indicate blood sugar imbalance.
d) 355' - relate to tonsils stress, correlation with Space Risk 5.
Media Nasal Flatness - 77'~90' indicates
a) Breathing difficulties and thyroid dysfunction tendency correspond to Space Risk 7.
b) Muscular tension in C6-C7 & T1-T7 correlation with Space Risk 6.
Male
Observe the importance iris signs :
1) Inferior Temporal Flatness - 230'~253' correlation with collarette bridge - 244'~251', indentation of the collarette - 265' , local absence with indentation of the IPB toward inner pupillary zone- 253' ...
2) Extroflession of the IPB - 300', Space Risk evaluation - Rx...
3) Extroflession of the IPB - 140', Space Risk evaluation - Lx...
4) Lateral Temporal Flatness - 280'~305'- Lx correlation with indented collarette - 265' - Rx...
5) Globular sign-Lx
6) IPB Archeology - Turtle (animal sign)- C,Lx
Rx -
a) Local absence of the IPB with an indentation toward to inner pupillary zone - 253', suggest Space Risk 15 indicates spleen insufficiency, emotionally relates to internal fatigue, recurrent thoughts of the possibility of failure.
b) Inferior Temporal Flatness - 230'~253' indicates :
- Muscular tension in neck and shoulder.
- Tendency to gall bladder, liver and pancreatic disturbances, hypoglycaemia tendency.
- Unresolved betrayal, defensiveness and rigidity.
- Neuromuscular tension in thoracic vertebrae corresponded to local absence of the IPB - 253'
c) Collarette bridge formation - 244'~251' , tendency to progesterone deficiency, autoimmunity and family history of blood sugar imbalance amplify by the inferior temporal flatness - 230'~253'.
d) An indentation of the collarette - 265' indicates cardiovascular risk, heart disease.
e) Extroflession of the IPB - 300' (possibly a pigment attached and adjacent to the IPB !) suggest Space Risk 8 concerns with tracheitis and whooping cough tendency.
Lx-
a) Globular sign
b) Extroflession of the IPB, the pigmented retinal epithelium extended towards to inner pupillary zone - 140' suggest Space Risk 21 concerns with abdomen and thigh disturbances / muscle cramps.
c) Lateral Temporal Flatness - 280'~305' indicates :
- Potential of circulatory and asthma problems.
- Emotional heart problems correlation with indented collarette - 265'-Rx
