Pupil Flatness, Radial Furrows & Solitary Brown Pigment - Lx - 1

Observe the multiple pupil flatness, deep radial furrows radiate from pupillary to ciliary zone and solitary brown pigment located at external border of the collarette.

White Radial - Rx - 5

Observe multiple white radials radiate from pupillary crossing ciliary to limbus zone...

Multiple Radial Furrows & Brown Central Heterochromia - Rx - 4

Explain the physical weakness for combining the Brown CH & Multiple Radial Furrows at pupillary zone...

Multiple Radial Furrows at Frontal Section of the Collarette - Rx - 3

Explain the physical & psycho-emotional weakness of multiple radial furrows radiate from  pupillary to ciliary zone at the frontal section of the iris...Consider the Physical, Embryological, Kreb's Cycle, Emotional Dynamics & Time Risk factors

Medial Nasal Flatness, Embryological Sign at 85' & Small Lacunae at 90' - Rx - 2

Explain the common inheritance weakness for these 3 iris signs - Medial Nasal Flatness, Minor Ray at pupillary zone - 85' and multiple crypts located at the border of the collarette - 90'.

Major & Minor Rays at Pupillary & Ciliary Zone - Rx - 1

Observe multiple minor and major rays at ciliary & pupillary zones, identify its physical, emotional, embryological and cellular levels of genetic weaknesses for this person...

Genetic Signs at Ciliary Zone, External & Internal Border of the Collarette and Pupillary Zone - Lx - 4

a) which iris sign is the most important that superseded other signs ? 

b) Explain the Stress Axis at 360' & 180'

c) Explain the CAC & Embryological sign at 360' 

d) Minor ray at internal collarette border at 180'

e) Observe the correlation signs at 240', 305', 62' & 130'

f) Analyze the minor rays located at pupillary zone - 345', 20' 65' 105' & 285' 

Signs at Pupillary Zone & Internal Border of the Collarette - Lx - 3

Identify which are the minor rays or defect signs can be considered to analyze with CAC & Embryological models ? Which sign at pupillary zone is correlate with the findings from the ciliary zone ?

Indented Lacunae - Multidimensional Sign - Lx - 2

Observe these 3 genetic lacunae penetrating to the external border of the collarette to ciliary zone, analyze it in Physical, Psycho-Emotional & Tine Risk aspects...

Local Indentation of the Lacunae - Lx - 1

Observe the multiple sharp indentation of the lacunae toward to the border of the collarette... 

Marginal Gradient of Pupil Flatness- Rx - 5

Observe these 2  marginal gradient of local pupil flatness 1 & 2, this indicate medical history of thyroid gland imbalance and cardiovascular risk of this person.  

Marginal Gradient of Pupil Flatness - Rx - 4

Please identify which local areas form a smaller gradient of pupil flatness that represent an important sign present physical, emotional and spinal cord problem ?

Triangle Form of Iris Pigments - Rx - 3

Please explain the triangle form of these 3 brown pigments located at ventral section of the ciliary zone..

Pigments At & Nearest to the Collarette Border - Rx - 2

Observe and identify which pigment is priority to analyze, a.b or c ?and Why ?. Which MI model is recommended  for this condition ?

Multiple Iris Pigments - Rx - 1

Please identify which iris pigments is set priority to analyze ? Which pigment is carried an epigenetic emotions affects to this person ?

CAC Sign at 342' Combine with Lacuna at 305' - Rx - 6

Analyze these few important lacunae at 285', 305' & 330'. Observe the CAC sign at 342' which enhanced the meaning of lacuna at 305' ! Checking family medical history of diabetes and heart disease problem. Suggest Phytobiophysics treatment - HP4, SF4, HF9, HF11, HF12 & HF15

Solitary Brown Pigment & Indented Lacuna - Rx - 5

Explain the clinical meaning of solitary tiny brown pigment topostabile located at topographical area - 230' and indented closed lacuna penetrated to the border of the collarette at 220' in physical & psycho-emotional levels. Take note that the sign at 220' is not a liver lacuna !! Liver sign is determined by brown pigment, transversal, radial furrow, local indentation, sign at pupillary zone - Embryological & Kreb's Cycle, accept 'Lacuna". Never show Liver sign as Lacuna !!

Minor Ray at 30', Medial Nasal Flatness & Indented Lacuna at 90' - Rx - 4

Analyze the combination of iris signs as below:
a) Kreb's Cycle sign at 30 combine with Medial Nasal Flatness.
b) Medial Nasal Flatness combine with Indented Lacuna at 90' 
c) Kreb's Cycle sign at 30' combine with Closed lacuna at 120'
d) CAC sign at 30' combine with Lacuna at ventral section of the collarette - 185'
What are the major genetic deficiencies for the above combination of findings ?

Closed Lacuna Located at External Border of the Collarette - 360' - Rx - 3

Identify and explain the important sign of closed lacuna located at external border of the collarette - 360', what are the potential genetic weaknesses to this person ? Could you explain the possible emotional trauma or birth trauma experienced to this person ?

The Combination of Iris Signs in MI Approaches- Rx - 2

Identify the iris sign located in different layers of iris zones can be combined to indicate the common genetic weakness by applying Multidimensional Iridology models in physical, emotional & embryological levels.

Closed Lacuna at 220' & Tiny Brown Pigment at 230' - Rx - 1

Identify which iris sign indicates this person predisposition to liver and gall bladder deficiency ? What are the Psycho-Emotional and Time Risk involved to this genetic weakness ? What type of flower & tree formulas are recommended for this condition ?

Ferrum Chromatosis, Mammilations & Vogt's Limbal Girdle - Rx & Lx - 1

Rx

Lx

Explain the physical weakness for a white arc curving around the edge of iris and multiple brown peppercorn spreading over the ciliary zone. 

Mixed Biliary Constitution, Psoric Type, Brown Central Heterochromia, Ferrum Chromatosis & Dyscratic Diathesis - Rx - 1

Explain the characteristics and general weakness tendencies for Biliary mixed iris, Psoric Disposition, Central Heterochromia, Ferrum Chromatosis & Dyscratic Diathesis.

Transversal Crossing at 140' Topography & Adjacent to Inferior Temporal Flatness - Lx

Observe this transversal crossing the spleen topography at 140' and adjacent to Inferior Temporal Flatness , explain it genetic weakness to this person. HP4, SF4, HF1, HF5 & HF10  formulas are recommended. 

Multiple Pigments & Co-Signs at External Border of the Collarette - Embryological, CAC, Emotional Dynamics, Time Risk & Chronobiological - Rx - 2

Observe the brown pigments located at the external border of the collarette. Explain each pigment in Psycho-Emotional Dynamics and Time Risk  levels.

Iris Pigmentation - Color, Density, Size, Location & Co-Sign - Rx - 2

Observe the differentiation of orange & brown pigments located at different areas, zones and layers of iris.

Iris Pigmentation - Color, Density, Size, Location & Co-Sign - Rx - 1

Observe the multiple iris  pigments located various of iris zones. Please analyze in Physical, Emotional Dynamics, Time Risk, Embryological & CAC by differentiate them in :
a) Color
b) Density
c) Size
d) Location
e) Combination sign

Sivasanta Clinic Activities

Multiple Pupil Flatness - Size & Radiant - Lx

Identify the multiple pupil flatness, which type of pupil flatness in term of it size & radiant carried an important clinical meanings ?

Fork Transversal Facing to the Collarette - Lx - 3

Observe the Fork Transversal crossing ciliary zone toward to collarette border, Explain the clinical meanings for this condition.

Lateral Temporal Flatness Adjacent to Lacuna at 84' - Lx - 4

Observe closed lacunae at 84'  adjacent to Lateral Temporal Flatness, which reveal an important genetic weakness for this individual. What is this important sign revealed to his family history ? Phytobiophysics formulas:  HP3, SF1, HF10 & HF11 is recommended.

Minor Rays at Pupillary Zone / Internal Collarette Border - CAC & Embryological Signs - Rx - 2

Observe & Identify which radial furrows / minor rays can be analyzed by CAC & Embryological models. Which minor ray is the most important sign that take priority over all other iris signs ? Pay attention to a key sign at pupillary zone - 360' & 185' !

Minor Rays at Pupillary Zone / Internal Collarette Border - Rx - 1

Please identify which minor rays located inside the pupillary zone are considered as Multidimensional signs ?

Fork Transversal Heading to Ciliary / Limbus Zone - Lx - 2

Explain the physical weakness for Fork Transversal spreading toward to ciliary & limbus areas.

Fork Transversals Spreading to Collarette & Ciliary Zone - Lx - 1

Please identify which fork transversal is heading toward to collarette and other one toward to ciliary zone - 240' & 195' ?, What does it indicate to Modern Iridologist ?