![]() Rings located close to each other or even covering the whole iris circonference are considered as a worsening sign. The more the rings are, the stronger the predisposition to spasmophilia is. They cross wide sectors of the iris the starting and ending point of the ring indicate the main organs affected. They indicate a predisposition to spasms and contractions and relate to heart neurosis, anxiety somatization, panic attacks, sleep disorders. Circular concentric furrows located in the ciliary body. These signs characterize the spasmodic iris type. ![]() Radial furrows are also called radii solaris or iris rays.Circular furrows or rings are concentric to the pupil and are called contraction rings, tetanic rings, spasm rings or cramp rings.Radial or circular furrows embedded in the iris texture.Metabolic disorders: gout, diabetes, organ hypertrophy, hepatomegaly, splenomegaly. A lacuna which is sunken as a consequence of the raising of the surrounding iris surface. If found in the heart zone, it is related to cardiovascular pathologies. It is divided into two parts by a thick margin. Predisposition to degenerative pathologies. It originates from the autonomic nerve ring and extends towards the ciliary border. Pair of lacunae located at 6 o’clock in the adrenal zone. Endocrine dysfunctions (thymus), psychosis. It is located agains the autonomic nerve ring. If they insert into the autonomic nerve ring, they relate to a worsening condition. They are generally found in the lower part of the iris and are associated with endocrine disorders. Functional problems in the corresponding organ. Its base is located against the wreath and its end is turned outwards. Degenerative pathologies in the urogenital area. It can also manifest with rarefaction of fibers. Predisposition to degenerative pathologies in the genital area. Lacuna with a curved end inserting into the collarette. Perifocal signs (lightening of iris color, pigments, transversal fibers) point to a worsening process. If located in the medial-lower part of the lateral sectors, it can be a sign of breast cancer. It pushes against or breaks into the wreath. 2003, El gran libro de la iridologia).įollowing is a concise re-elaboration of the above sources: Berdonces (“Trattato di Iridologia”, Red ed. Santorelli (Semeiotica dell’iride” ASSIRI, 2006), F. In-depthinformation on the subject can be found inA. Deviations from the standard oval shape are to be interpreted as warning signs triggering the attention threshold although they do not provide sure disease diagnoses. Several studies have associated variations in the morphology of lacunae with diseases. Frayed abnormal fiber detaching from the collarette and inserting in other iris areas like a bridge.į. Areas showing a lighter color and visible white fibers. They reveal kidney disorders or a mineral and water imbalance. ![]() Fibers circumscribing wide arcs which are concave towards the ciliary body edge in the lower sector. Widespread thick networks of thinner fibers which lay upon stroma fibers. Thin white fibers which are much paler than stroma fibers. They circumscribe arc or angle-shaped areas. Change of the basic texture by creating a darker area which acquires various shapes ( tulip marking, asparagus marking).Ībnormal fibers. Transversal fibers with a visible blood vessel. Transversal fibers can be simple, branched, grouped in bundles or circumscribing small sectors of the iris like an arc. These are fibers showing a larger diameter than that of stroma fibers and with a transversal rather than a radial direction. Fiber thinning is accompanied by a darkening in the thinned-out areas between fibers due to lower layers of the stroma becoming visible. The increase in fiber diameter and a fiber color turning to white or bright white is a sign of inflammation, either an ongoing or a recent process.White impregnations in adjacent areas are a worsening sign.įiber thinning. An enlarged diameter is associated with an increased thinning of fiber texture.Įnlarged white fibers. According to their diameter, they are called velvet, silk, linen or hemp-like fibers. ![]() Fibers are in a normal condition when they spread radially and are tight together with no overlapping. Straightened segment of pupillary edge with loss of roundeness.įibers are the surface radial structure of iris stroma. Iris spots that can take various shapes and colors. Fibers not following the radial pattern of texture. Oval or lozange shaped area without fibers or with very sparse one. Each of these structures provides information which integrates patient’s evaluation. The anatomical sources on which iridology relies are three: the iris surface, the pupil and the sclera. ![]()
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