5/10/2017. Pupil Sphincter muscle Reasons for pupil size variation. Size and Placement

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1 IIPA Ready Iridology Class 1 ~ Introduction, Terms and Basics Class 2 ~ Anatomy of the Eye Class 3 ~ Collarette Class 4 ~ Zones and Constitutional Types Class 5 ~ Pigmentation Class 6 ~ Lacunea Class 7 ~ Iridology Syndromes Class 8 ~ Pupil Tonis Class 9 ~ Sclerology Class 10 ~ Mock consultations Class 11 ~ Mock consultations Class 12 ~ Review IIPA Ready Iridology Class 1 ~ Introduction, Terms and Basics Class 2 ~ Anatomy of the Eye Class 3 ~ Collarette Class 4 ~ Zones and Constitutional Types Class 5 ~ Pigmentation Class 6 ~ Lacunea Class 7 ~ Iridology Syndromes Class 8 ~ Pupil Tonis Class 9 ~ Sclerology Class 10 ~ Mock consultations Class 11 ~ Mock consultations Class 12 ~ Review Size and Placement Normal Pupil Size The pupil should have a radius 1/3 of the iris The autonomic nerve wreath should symmetrically and prominently encircle the pupil at 1/3 distance from the pupil to the sclera of the Iris area. Constriction (small - Miosis) Pupils Light Medication especially Opioids, alcohol, and psychotropic drugs and recreational drugs such as: LSD, cocaine, amphetamines and mushrooms Glaucoma Migraines Pupil Sphincter muscle Reasons for pupil size variation Dilated (large) Pupils Darkness Concussion, brain tumor, brain damage can cause unequal or dilation - Look for reacting equally Biological/chemical poisons Tumor or stroke, Neurological disease Medications or excess sugar in blood stream Exhausted adrenals Pulsating pupils typically indicate a sugar imbalance Posterior Epithelium the dilator muscles consisting of longitudinal and sphincter muscles 1

2 Reasons for Collarette Circumference Variation Fiber in diet Stress/nervous system/nerve impulses Lack of muscle tone Health of intestinal muscle (stricture or tumor) Compare why pupil changes sizes and collarette changes. Placement or position 1. Normal 2. Tight 3. Atonic Types of Collarette Shape 1. Jagged, Star 2. Square 3. Frontal Indentation (prolapses) Quality 1. Meerschaum 2. Thick and Ropey 3. Thin and Wispy 4. Absent or Obscure 5. Intermittent or Irregular 6. Double 7. Angle of Fuchs Placement or position 1. Normal 2. Restricted Tight 3. Atonic Types of Collarette Shape 1. Jagged, Star 2. Square 3. Frontal Indentation (prolapses) Quality 1. Meerschaum 2. Thick and Ropey 3. Thin and Wispy 4. Absent or Obscure 5. Intermittent or Irregular 6. Double 7. Angle of Fuchs Miosis (small) Pupil with a Restricted (Narrow) Collarette Lack of circumference of the colon which can adversely effect digestion and absorption of nutrients. Normal Pupil with a Tight or Restricted Collarette Narrow intestine affecting digestion and absorption Large Pupil with a Restricted Collarette Typically introverts 2

3 Small Pupil with a Atonic, Floppy, Relaxed Collarette Normal Pupil with a Atonic, Floppy, Relaxed Collarette Large Pupil with a Atonic, Floppy, Relaxed Collarette Small Pupil with a Normal Collarette Normal Pupil with a Normal Collarette Large Pupil with a Normal Collarette Pupil 1/3 total and collarette 1/3 from pupil to sclera. No indication of a negative influence on bowel or digestive organs. 3

4 Types of Collarette Wreath Shaped - Jagged or Star Shaped Collarette Placement or position 1. Normal 2. Tight 3. Atonic Shape 1. Jagged, Star 2. Square 3. Frontal Indentation (prolapses) Quality 1. Meerschaum 2. Thick and Ropey 3. Thin and Wispy 4. Absent or Obscure 5. Intermittent or Irregular 6. Double 7. Angle of Fuchs Wreath Shaped - Jagged or Star Shaped Collarette Square Collarette Square Collarette Square Collarette 4

5 Square Collarette Frontal Indentation (prolapses) Frontal Indentation (prolapses) Placement or position 1. Normal 2. Tight 3. Atonic Types of Collarette Shape 1. Jagged, Star 2. Square 3. Frontal Indentation (prolapses) Quality 1. Meerschaum 2. Thick and Ropey 3. Thin and Wispy 4. Absent or Obscure 5. Intermittent or Irregular 6. Double 7. Angle of Fuchs Meerschaum Normal Thickness 5

6 Normal Thickness Low Normal Thickness Normal Thickness Little Inflammation Thick and Ropey Thick and Ropey Thick and Ropey 6

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8 Absent or Obscure Intermittent or Irregular 8

9 Double Collarette 9

10 Angle of Fuchs 10