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8.1 Iridology: Transverse Colon Analysis – Understanding Ptosis and Diverticular Manifestations (Case Study 8) The following table presents a detailed clinical overview of transverse colon ptosis (drooping) and related intestinal pathologies, as observed through iridological examination and correlated with systemic symptoms. Condition Symptoms Pathophysiological Correlations Intestinal Fistula – Pupillary changes: Retracted pupil, transverse elliptical deformation. – Transverse colon ptosis: Severe drooping (less than …
8.1 Iridology – Caecum: Narrow Caecum, Expanded Caecum (Case 7) Condition Symptoms Pathophysiological Mechanisms Intestinal Stenosis – Paroxysmal pain (sudden cramping episodes) – Gastrointestinal dysfunction (e.g., irregular bowel movements) – Malnutrition (weight loss, vitamin deficiencies) – Caused by adhesions post-surgery, Crohn’s disease strictures, or tumors . Reduced lumen diameter leads to partial/complete obstruction, impairing nutrient absorption and triggering visceral hypersensitivity . …
8.1 Iridology – Transverse Colon: Case Study 6 Condition Clinical Manifestations Intestinal Fistula – Iris Signs: Pupillary retraction, horizontally elliptical pupil deformation. – Colonic Findings: Transverse colon displacement (drooping below 1/3 of its normal position). – Symptoms: Frequent urination, chronic constipation, compromised peristalsis. Intestinal Expansion – Iris Signs: Pupillary zone occupying over 1/3 of the iris circumference, indicating colonic distension. – Pathophysiology: Weak intestinal musculature, …
8.1 Iridology: Narrow Caecum, Expanded Caecum, and Caecum – Case 5 The following table presents a detailed analysis of symptoms associated with narrow caecum, expanded caecum, and caecum-related conditions, based on clinical observations. Condition Symptoms Intestinal Stenosis – Paroxysmal pain: Sudden, intermittent cramping or colicky pain in the abdominal region. – Gastrointestinal dysfunction: Irregular bowel movements, constipation, or diarrhea. – Malnutrition: Weight loss, fatigue, and …
8.1 Iridology: Narrow Ascending Colon and Expanded Ascending Colon – Case 4 Condition Symptoms and Clinical Manifestations General Overview The ascending colon, a critical segment of the large intestine, plays a vital role in water absorption and fecal formation. Abnormalities in its structure, such as narrowing or expansion, can lead to significant digestive disturbances. These conditions are often identifiable through …
Chapter 8 Iridology Reflection Zone and the Eight Body Systems 8.1 Digestive System Case 3 Symptoms Iridology Observation Clinical Manifestations 1. Small intestine area blackened; excessive toxins Dark discoloration in the iris’s small intestine zone Occasional lower abdominal fullness/pain, loss of appetite, malnutrition, weakened immunity 2. Intestinal narrowness Constricted or narrowed markings in the intestinal iris zone Periumbilical pain, poor …
