Greetings to our

Aussie Friends
Understanding from San Diego!

the

Collarette

Presented by Ellen Tart-Jensen, Ph.D., D.Sc., CCII

For more information:

www.bernardjensen.com
www.myinfiniteiris.com

I dedicate this talk to my beloved teacher and father-in-law, Dr.

Bernard Jensen. This sign was made for Dr. Jensen by one of his patients.
It hung on his office door.

Dr. Jensen dedicated 70 years of his life to the field of Iridology and Nutrition.
As President of IIPA, it was my honor to present Dr. Bernard Jensen
with an IIPA Award for his pioneering work in the field of Iridology
in 1999.

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 A visit from his Iridology students from around the world including:
Ireland, New York, Australia, Italy, Canada

Visiting the Hippocrates Circle

Hidden Valley Health Ranch

Many thanks to:

• Christos Miliankos our IIPA President for years of service and hard work.
• Toni Miller for working on our IIPA Board and sponsoring this symposium in
Australia.

• All other IIPA Board Members: Kathy Norris, Birgit Lueders, Emil Bewo,
Robin Baker, Steffany Haynes and Nancy Rondone as well as our Executive
Director, Patty Lower for their tremendous contributions to Iridology.

• And all of our speakers including, Denny Johnson, Tharindu Fernando,

Michael Salas, Rosemary Bourne, Ann Vlass, and Michelle Jones for their
excellent life work and presentations.

• All of the participants here today.

Toni Miller visits Dr. Jensen in his library.

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 What is the Collarette?

Understanding the
Collarette
with Respect to the
Autonomic Nervous
System, Flow of Energy,
and Bowel Function

What is the Collarette?

Collarette Wreath

1. Important landmark for intestinal and

autonomic nervous system activity.
2. Located around Zone 2, it outlines the Zone
of Absorption – Intestinal Zone.
3. A direct link between intestinal symptoms
that may also affect other corresponding
areas of the body.
4. A guideline for inner directed or outer
directed energy flow and personality.
5. A guide for Time Risk™ or times of significant
events throughout one’s life.

Iris and Collarette Patterns

Colon Reflex Chart
 Each iris and each collarette is unique -
as unique as each individual snowflake.
No two are alike.

 The structure of the iris is formed during

gestation and does not change
throughout one’s life, except with injury
to the eye or surgery.

The colon connects to all parts of the body. Any problem with
any section of the bowel may affect the organs adjacent in the
iris chart.

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Formation of the Iris and Collarette in Gestation
Formation of the Iris and Collarette in Gestation

Limbus or Iris Edge

In the 4th week of gestation the optic cup or outgrowth of the brain
Week 5: Formation of the Large Arterial Circle or Limbus
of the embryo develops.

Formation of the Iris and Collarette in Gestation Formation of the Iris and Collarette in Gestation

Week 6: Lens, cornea, sclera and choroid begin to form. Fetus

is the size of a pea, 1/4th inch in diameter.

Formation of the Iris and Collarette in Gestation Formation of the Iris and Collarette in Gestation

Small Arterial
Circle supplies
blood to the iris.

5 Months: Fetus is 6.5 inches

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 Formation of the Iris and Collarette in Gestation Formation of the Iris and Collarette in Gestation

Normally at birth or soon after, remnants from the collarette have

receded from the pupil.

The Collarette Collarette, Small Arterial Circle

If the membrane does not recede soon after birth, surgical procedures
may be required. This is called a Persistant Pupillary Membrane or PPM.

Collarette, Small Arterial Circle Collarette, Small Arterial Circle

Opening of Vessels

Doubling of Vessels

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 The Anatomy of the Iris
Iris Vasculature

Limbus or Iris
Edge

Collarette

Collarette

Dilator Muscle Sphincter Muscle

Sympathetic Parasympathetic

Iris Vasculature
The Stroma is Made of Collagen and 
Blood Vessels  and is Below the 
Anterior Border/Pigment Layer

Collarette
Small Arterial
Circle

Limbus or Iris Edge

Large Arterial Circle

Blood vessel within

collagen in iris
Arteries flow toward the pupil and veins flow away from the pupil. stroma.

Vessels and Collagen

Separation Form
Stroma Lacuna or Crypts
Collarette

Sphincter
Muscle

Trebeculae forming part of

collarette are seen joining
lacuna.

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 The Dilator Muscle, is Moved by the Sympathetic
Collarette Nervous System

Small Arterial Circle

Stroma
Stroma
Sphincter
Collarette
Muscle

Dilator Muscle

Sphincter
Muscle

Sphincter muscle (parasympathetic) contracts the pupil in bright

light and is embedded in the stroma just above the dilator muscle
(sympathetic) that dilates the pupil in darkness.

The Autonomic Nervous System

Autonomic Nervous System

Sympathetic Side -
Body’s gas
pedal/”Fight or Flight”
• Dilates pupil
• Increases heart rate
• Inhibits salivation and
digestion
• Necessary, even life saving,
at times
• May prevent the proper
operation of
parasympathetic (which is
equally important)

The Autonomic Nervous System regulates the internal body processes that
require no conscious awareness:
• rate of heart contractions
• rate of breathing,
• amount of stomach acid secreted
• speed at which food passes through the digestive tract.

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 Autonomic Nervous System

Nerves from the spinal cord connect to all parts of the body. An injury to
Parasympathetic Side - body’s brakes/Rest and Digest any section of the spine will affect the organs connected to it.
• Contracts pupil
• Decreases heart rate
• Stimulates digestion, release of bile and improves peristalsis

The Collarette has a direct relationship with the autonomic

nervous system and bowel function.

“A single sign in the iris can only

be assessed with respect to the
whole.”

Collarette ~Dr. Josef Deck

Sphincter
Muscle

The Collarette and Energy Flow

Centrifugal – Flowing Outward
Centripetal – Flowing Inward Patterns of the Collarette
1. What is the placement of the wreath with respect to the pupil
and the rest of the iris?
Balanced, Constricted, Atonic

2. What is the quality of the wreath?

Balanced, Thick and Ropey, Thin and Wispy, Absent

3. What is the shape of the wreath?

Star Shaped/Jagged, Double, Intermittent, Square,
Indented

What the Eye Reveals, by Denny Johnson

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 Placement of the Collarette
Placement of the Collarette Centripetal Inward Flow
Constricted Collarette
Close to the pupil

Tendencies:
Balanced Wreath –  Introverted Person
 Holds in physically and
About 1/3 of the way out
emotionally.
from the pupil.
 Tendency for
Tendency for greater constipation
balance in energy flow.
 Discriminating, quality
supersedes quantity in
social activities and
food choices.

Placement of the Collarette Placement of the Collarette

Centripetal Inward Flow Centripetal Inward Flow
Constricted Collarette Constricted Collarette
Close to the pupil

Tendencies: Therapies:
 Sensitive individuals, tend
to be reserved and may  Expansive exercises:
hide their true feelings.
 Dancing, martial arts,
 Quiet, and introspective. singing, swimming, public
Often poets, artists, speaking, teaching
authors who inspire
 Talking out feelings, allow
others, deep thinkers.
underlying emotions to
 Good listeners and surface
observers of life.
 Blended smoothies with
 Inward flow enhances life chia seeds and extra
force, but these people magnesium assist in bowel
need to learn to express it. movement.
 Abdominal massages.
 Breathing exercises.

Placement of the Collarette Placement of the Collarette

Centifugal – Outward Flow of Energy Centifugal – Outward Flow of Energy
Atonic Distended Atonic Distended
Collarette– Collarette–
Extended outward from the pupil. Extended outward from the pupil.

Tendencies: Tendencies:
 Extroverted, direct, honest  Prefer quantity vs. quality of
 Outgoing expression food
 Prefer instant gratification  Overconsumption and under
discrimination of food and
 Social activity is broad
activities may weaken vital
 May avoid intimacy force.
 May be impatient, waste  Intestinal tract may lack tone
energy and become fatigued
 Poor peristalsis, constipation,
poor absorption of nutrients
 Tendency for parasites, yeast,
fungus, bacteria

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 Placement of the Collarette
Centifugal – outward flow of energy
Atonic Distended
Collarette–
Therapies:
 Centering Activities:
 Yoga, tai chi, qi gong
 Conscious relaxation
 Deep relaxed breathing
 Practice planning
 Learn to say “no”
 Frequent small, high quality
meals
 B vitamins, magnesium,
lemon balm, passion flower,
horsetail, oatstraw
Large Pupil/Constricted Collarette
Sympathetic Dominance
Amy, Age 21
2nd Born After a Boy
•Emotional Counseling
•Drug and alcohol rehabilitation
•Relaxed breathing
•Reconnect with family
•Enzymes, Soaked Chia Seeds
 Small Digestive Ability
 Low Energy
 Uses Energy Quickly
 Low Stamina
 Ciliary zone is large
 Formation of energy large
 Nutritive zone is small
 Has a small amount of energy
reserve. They desire large
amounts of food, but digestion
and absorption ability is poor.
 They tend to have stomach
cramping.
Sympathetic Dominance
Collarette
• Constricted
• Thick and Thin
• Gateway Arch
• Central
Heterochromia
•Minerals, magnesium
•CBD Oil
•Star of Bethlehem for Loss, Larch, Esteem
•Holy Basil Tincture for Adrenals
•Small, high quality meals, vegetables and protein
But sometimes the energy flow may change during a person’s life.
Inner Directed Flow, Moving Pigments may accumulate after
Out birth, which may change the
energetic flow.
Outer Directed Flow, Moving In
What the Eye Reveals, by Denny Johnson
Amy, Age 21
Sympathetic Dominance
2nd Born After a Boy
Collarette
• Constricted
• Thick and Thin
• Gateway Arch
• Central
Heterochromia
• Adrenal exhaustion, very little energy.
• Using Cocaine, Marijuana, Alcohol, Caffeine
• Troubled life, but difficult for her to reveal her inner self. Very inner directed.
• Craved sweets and large amounts of food. 50 lbs. overweight.
• Very poor digestion. Constipation, followed by diarrhea and stomach cramping.
• Achievement oriented and spontaneous, but not a clue about what she wants to
do in life.
Large Pupil, Expanded Collarette
 Eats large quantities of food
 Uses lots of energy
 Gathers large amounts of metabolic
waste
 Small ciliary zone - formation of
energy small and energy
reserves low
 Metabolic rate is sluggish, so very
little of the food is utilized properly.
 Tendency for flatulence
 Productive for short periods
 of time
Sympathetic Dominance
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Karl, Age 10 Karl, Age 10
Sympathetic Dominance Sympathetic Dominance

Collarette Collarette
• Constricted
Atonic • Constricted
Atonic
• Thick
Mostlyand
Thin
Thin • Thick
Mostlyand
Thin
Thin
• Gateway
Jagged • Gateway
Jagged
• Arches
Gateway Arch • Arches
Gateway Arch
•
• Central
Yellow •
• Central
Yellow
Heterochromia Heterochromia

• Abused as a baby • Tape with parents encouraging voices played before bed.
• Terrified of dark • Night light with a picture of an angel.
• Wets the bed, sinus congestion • Equisitum Hyamale 30c, bedwetting.
• Craves sweets • Minerals, magnesium, B Vitamins
• Eats a lot • Probiotics
• ADHD, Borderline Autistic, Brilliant, little energy • Chlorella
• Taking Adderall, stimulant to calm him down and help him to focus • Frequent small meals with vegetables and protein.
• Spurts of anger
• Elevated levels of mercury and lead

Sympathetic Dominance: Symptoms

To Balance Sympathetic Dominance

Work to calm the adrenals and the sympathetic nervous system:

• Dilated Pupils
• Poor Digestion
• Minerals, Trace Minerals, Magnesium
• Weak Peristalsis
• B Vitamins
• Mineral Deficiency
• Tension, Cramping
• Herbs: Lemon Balm, Motherwort, Passion Flower, Lavender
• Anxiety
• Eleuthero, Ashwagandha, Holy Basil

• Tend to be hard workers, generous, enthusiastic

• If blood pressure is elevated:
• Mistletoe, Hyssop, Garlic, Mukta Vati may be helpful herbs
• COQ10 and Magnesium
• Meditation, Conscious Relaxation, Rhythmic Breathing

Small Pupil, Constricted Collarette Small Pupil, Expanded Collarette

 Metabolizes well
 Stores energy
 Great Stamina
 Ciliary zone is wide  Often hungry and may eat a
and they are able to lot
store a great deal of  Poor energy, cold, slow
energy.
 Low vitality
 This provides them
 Narrow ciliary zone causes
with great reserves lowered metabolism and
of energy small energy utilization.
 They may utilize large  They seem to want lots of
amounts of energy food
and build up very  But with poor metabolism,
little waste. produce a great deal of
waste.

Parasympathetic Dominance
Parasympathetic Dominance
Parasympathetic Dominance

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 To Balance Parasympathetic Dominance Symptoms
ParaSympathetic Dominance Symptoms
Herbs:
• American Licorice Root
• Asian Ginseng
• Small Pupils
• Cayenne
• Lowered Blood Pressure
• Ginger
• Difficulty Focusing • Maca
• Rapid Transit Time • Cordycyps
• Concerned about getting enough food • Reishi
• Underlying feelings of guilt • Suma Root
• Marked changeability Vitamins and Minerals:
• Poor Coordination • B Complex and B12
• Minerals and Trace Minerals
• Slow heart rate
• COQ10
Therapies:
• Hot and Cold Water Therapy
• Walking
• Breathing Exercises

Patterns of the Collarette Quality of the Collarette

What is the quality

What is the quality of the wreath? or appearance of
the collarette?
 Balanced
Balanced
 Thin and Wispy
Wreath – not too
 Thick and Ropey thick or too thin.
 Absent or Hidden/Obscure Good nerve
energy to the
bowel.

Quality of the Collarette – Thick and Ropey

Quality of the Collarette

Tendencies:
• Overactive
Thin and Wispy– nervous system
Tendencies: • Excessive
intestinal energy
• Diarrhea,
 Lack of energy cramping,
spasms
 Lack of stamina
• Examine organ
 Very sensitive areas outside
nervous system thicker parts
 Poor peristalsis

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 Quality of the Collarette Candace, Age 30, 3rd Child After 2 Boys

Absent or Obscure

Tendencies:
 Lack nerve energy
 Lack of stamina
 Very sensitive nervous
system
 Poor peristalsis
 Reluctant to reveal
feelings
 More inner directed flow • Absent, obscure collarette
• Radial Furrows
• Anisocoria
• Superior and inferior nasal flattening
• Contraction Furrows

Kimmy, Age 30, 3rd Child After 2 Boys

Candace, Age 30, 3rd Child After 2 Boys

• Brilliant in school, graduated early, scored high on college entry exams and applied,
but father hid acceptance letters from her with full scholarships and kept her from
• Unwanted child, mother Korean, dark brown eyes, Father American, blue eyes.
college.
Scandal at the time.
• Severe car accident at 17, injured lower back, still has spinal deterioration.
• Mother had a difficult C-Section in Korea and both nearly died.
• She left home, lived in her car and worked in a tattoo shop and got on drugs.
• Earned money Cage Fighting and took many blows to the head.
• Traumatic childhood living in Germany. Parents fought a lot and got a divorce at age
6. Never allowed to see mother until age 18.
• She lived with father and stepmother and was verbally and physically abused. Had • Pregnant at age 20.
to work from the time she was 13.
• Very inner directed, afraid to reveal feelings.

Candace, Age 30, 3rd After 2 Boys, Absent, Obscure Collarette

Note: Aniscorea

• Had child naturally and moved to Hawaii and lived in a cave. Got intestinal parasites.
• Started improving life and learned from healers in Hawaii. Used grapefruit seed
extract, and Noni to heal stomach and parasites. Used pulverized banana leaves to
• Now married with two beautiful boys. Studying Naturopathy and Iridology.
heal wounds on her body.
• Healers helped her build her confidence • A very outgoing person, but still needs time alone.

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What is the Shape of the Collarette? Shape of the Collarette

1. Star Shaped or Jagged

2. Double What is the shape of the
3. Intermittent collarette?
4. Square
5. Indented Balanced
6. Bridged (Gateway Arch)  Rounded wreath
7. Fragmented Koch Sign  Balanced energy

Matt, 2nd Born Boy, Age 54

Shape of the Collarette
Thick/Ropey
Jagged
Frontal
Indentation
Star Shaped/
Square
Jagged Orange Central
Tendencies: Heterochromia
 Spastic colon
 Irritability
 Strictures
 Inflammation
 Compromised nerve • Gingko Biloba, SAM-E
energy at jagged • Marine Law Enforcement • Glucosamine, Turmeric
points • Multiple Fractures, 50 Surgeries • Netty Pot with salt and colloidal silver
• Memory Loss, Depression • Grapefruit seed extract
 Changeable • Sinus Congestion • Chorella, Dulse
personality, rapid • Joint and back pain • Lemon Balm
mood change • Percoset, Lyrica for pain • Minerals
• Hypoglycemia, low thyroid • Star of Bethlehem for Shock and Trauma
• Stomach spasms, • Neuropathy Rubbing Oil
• Insomnia • Slanting Board and Kegel Exercises
• Introverted moving out

Leela, Age 11
Shape of the Collarette, Bridge or Gateway Arch Koch Sign/Syndrome

Bridge
Bridge – portion of the
Bridge
collarette lifts above a
lacuna or iris surface

Tendencies:
 Blood sugar imbalance Medusa
 Family history of
diabetes and or
hypoglycemia
 Difficulty with sugar
metabolism Medusa Lacuna Collarette Loose Over Pupil
 Enzyme deficiencies,
digestive issues  Collarette loose, often with bridges.
 Collarette often floating over the pupil.
 Stroma of the iris is often wavy with Medusa (jellyfish) lacunae.

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 Koch Sign
Koch Sign

Emotional Aspects:

Tendencies: • Dissatisfaction with repetitive experiences.

• Difficulties in upper respiratory tract, trachea, and • Highly sensitive.
bronchus.
• Always searching for the new.
• May be prone to pneumonia, asthma, or emphysema.
• Desire to travel.
• May have digestive disorders.
• Like to do research.
• Blood sugar imbalances.
• Intolerance of confinement and restraints.
• Use up minerals quickly. B vitamins also most helpful to
balance nervous system. • Quickly switch from excitement to exhaustion.

Leela, 11 Year Old Girl Leela, 11 Year Old Girl

•Natural Therapies
• Try to eat more vegetables and eat fruits in place of cakes and candies.
•Physical and Emotional Characteristics: • Digestive enzymes before meals. Horsetail tincture
• Very slim, nervous, intense, inquisitive, thinks outside the box. • Echinacea, 20 drops, two times per day. Minerals and trace minerals
• Becomes frustrated when people do not listen to her ideas. • Chromium picolinate Chlorella and Parsley to pull out metals
• Very picky eater. Difficulty with digestion. Loves and craves sweets. • DHA to support brain and nerves

• Often throat and lung congestion.

• Quickly changes from being very energetic and excited to exhaustion
and silent observation.
• Hair test for heavy metals showed high cadmium, low chromium
and low lithium.
•Bach Flower Remedies:
•Scleranthus for children that are highly sensitive and have problems with appetite.
They change from over-excitement to fatigue. They live in extremes with highs
followed by lows.
•Vervain: for children that demand to be listened to. For children who want to pass
on their ideas immediately.

Shape of the Collarette

Shape of the Collarette
Double
Collarette
Intermittant
 Tendency to
Tendencies:
spasms
 Nervous
 Poor absorption of
 Anxious nutrients
 Diarrhea  Fatigue
 Blood sugar  Lack of nerve
imbalances energy
 Double at top  Examine organ
 May suggest areas outside the
depression or breaks in the This particular sectoral absence, called a funnel,
 headaches collarette may be an indication of weak connective tissue.
In the lower extremities, ask about hemorrhoids
 Adjacent to heart, or hernias. Ask about enuresis/loss of bladder
 palpitations control or weakness of legs.
 Lungs, asthma

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 Square Collarette Meerschaum Wreath
 Constricted toward pupil
 Very white
 Entire nervous system affected
 Tendency to stomach spasms
 Ulcers are common
 Difficulty processing acids,
Tendencies: rheumatic tendencies
• Lowered Immune
Function
• Hypoglycemia
• Diabetes

Frontal Indentation

Tendencies for:
• Prolapsus
• Pressure on 
genito‐urinary 
organs
• Bloating, gas
• Acid reflux
• Poor 
concentration
• Possible brain fog  Case Study: Randy, Age 35
and depression

Case Study, Randy Case Study, Randy, Age 35

Description
Symptoms:
• Height, 5’6” • Vertigo
• Weight, 20 lbs. overweight at 165 lbs. • Ear Infections
• Age, 35 years old • Headaches
• Work, Computer Repair Technician • Sinus Congestion
• Personality, described himself as a “party animal.” He • Muscle and joint aches
worked hard and played hard. Popular, outgoing,
extroverted, single guy. • Elevated cholesterol and triglycerides
• Hobby, surfing. • Elevated liver enzymes
• Food, whatever was in sight. He was more concerned • Elevated glucose levels
with quantity than quality. Drank a lot of coffee, ate a • Skin Rashes
lot of sweets, fast foods and TV dinners.

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 Case Study, Randy
Randy, Age 35

•Case Study– Elevated

Glucose, Cholesterol and
Triglyceride Levels

•ALT (Alanine
transaminase) liver
enzymes high.

Sign of inflamed, or
 Expanded, jagged collarette, pupils slightly large, sympathetic dominance. injured liver cells, possibly
 Left pupil, superior flattening, fatty liver.
 Crypts in inner ear reaction fields
 Rust color pigments
 Gray nutritive zone, tendency for poor digestion and poor absorption
 Corneal arcus appearing
 Heart crypts

Randy, Age 35 Foods to Eat:

Nutritional Plan • Cold pressed oils such as avocado and olive oil
• Stevia
Foods to Avoid: • Foods high in fiber including blended smoothies, salads, lightly
steamed vegetables, soaked raw nuts and seeds, soaked, cooked
•Fried foods, hydrogenated oils, margarine beans, gluten free grains.
•Coffee, black tea, sodas, alcohol, fruit juice • Poached organic eggs, fish, poultry
•Sugar, artificial sweeteners • Two low glycemic fruits a day such as berries or green apples
•Gluten
•Cow Milk products, except organic butter Therapies
• Bio-Cranial chiropractic adjustments for upper spine
• Change ergonomics with work
• Practice conscious relaxation and meditation
• Stop surfing until well

 Randy, Age 35
 Supplement Plan
Test results after following
protocol for six months.
 Multi-vitamin with B complex, 2 a day
• Glucose came down
 Minerals with calcium, magnesium and trace minerals, 2-2x from 128 to 87
 Ground chia seed, 2 tablespoons a day in smoothies • Cholesterol, from 244 to
 Garlic Caps, 1, 3x per day 223.
• Triglycycerides from
 Bitter Melon Caps, 1, 3x day with meals 290 to 198erides came
 Omega 3, 2, 2x per day from 290 to 198

 Ginger Capsules, 2, 3x daily

 Horsetail tincture, 2 droppers, 3x a day
 Ashwagandha Tincture, 2 droppers, 3x
 Colloidal Silver, 1 drop in each ear, 3x per day

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 Test results after following
protocol 1 year.

•Triglycerides came down from

290 to 134. Cholesterol came
down from 244 to 227.

•By the next year, Randy

brought his cholesterol down to
180.

•Cranial adjustments and

clearing up ear infections

helped to stop the vertigo .

•Randy lost 20 lbs.
•Randy completed the Desert Triathlon and swam ½ mile, rode a bike for 15 &
½ miles and ran three miles in 90 degree heat!
•He changed jobs from working on computers to being a fitness coach.

Randy Olmstead

Case Study, Connie

Description

• Height, 5’8”
• Weight, 30 pounds overweight at 170 lbs.
• Age, 57
• Work, Artist
• Personality, introverted, shy. Holds everything
in. Very unhappy in marriage.
•Food, craved and ate lots of cakes, pies,
pastries. Ate lots of fried foods and many cups
of coffee or black tea with sugar throughout the
day.

Case Study – Connie, Age 57

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 Case Study, Connie, Age 57

Case Study, Connie, Age 57

Her Story:
Symptoms: • Had a nervous breakdown three years prior, due to problems in marriage,
work and son being severely injured in a motorcycle accident.
• Was given two medications for depression: Lamictal and Remiron
• Depression Overweight Leg Cramps Joint Pain • Was given Synthroid for low thyroid function
• Dry, Itching Skin • Developed overall swelling so was given Maxide
• Then she developed leg cramps and was given Lodine
• From this she developed terrible stomach burning and cramping, so was
• Muscle Aches Fatigue Constipation given Tagamet and Zantac
• Sinus Congestion • Started having hot flashes so was given Esterase
• Eventually depression medications stopped working so she was given
many other depression medications that were stronger and stronger.
Over time, none of them were working and she was told she would need
to have shock therapy. She was in tears most of the time and lived
with severe depression.
• Finally decided to try iridology and natural therapies

Connie, Age 57 Nutritional Plan

Foods to Avoid:
•Fried foods, hydrogenated oils, margarine
•Coffee, black tea, sodas, alcohol, sugar, aspartame
•Fruit Juice
•Gluten
•Cow Milk products, except organic butter
Foods to Eat:
• Cold pressed oils such as avocado and olive oil
• Stevia
• Foods high in fiber including blended smoothies, salads, lightly
steamed vegetables, soaked raw nuts and seeds, soaked, cooked
small beans, gluten free grains.
 Constricted, thin and wispy Collarette, Introverted flow of
• Poached organic eggs, fish, poultry.
energy
 Slight frontal indention. • Two low glycemic fruits a day such as berries or green apples
 Orange and rust pigments, suggesting blood sugar imbalance
 Radial furrows in head, sinus area.
 Dark nutritive zone with comb teeth
 Jagged Collarette
 Lymphatic with Corneal Arcus
 Anxiety Tetanic Structure
 Lipemic Diathesis

Connie, Age 57 Nutritional Plan

Connie, Age 57, Supplement Plan

 Multi-vitamin with B complex, 2 a day

 Minerals with calcium, magnesium and trace minerals, 2-2x
 Ground chia seed, 2 tablespoons a day in smoothies
 SAM-E, 1, 2x
Therapies
 L-Tyrosine, 2, 2x
• Epsom Salts Baths and massage for aching muscles
 Gingko Biloba, 2 in AM
• Netty pot with warm water, a pinch of salt and 1 dropper of colloidal silver
• Walking  Phosphatydl Serine, 2, 2x
• Deep, relaxed breathing, conscious relaxation  Swedish Bitters, 1 tsp. before lunch and dinner
• Counseling and Financial Counseling  Omega 3, 2, 2x per day
 Dulse Capsules, 2, 2x
 Change to Naturethroid
 Maca, 1 TBS. a day in smoothies

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 Connie, Results

 Connie lost 30 lbs. over a period of one year.

 All dryness, and itching disappeared.
 Sinus congestion improved.
 Her legs, joints and muscles no longer ached and she was able to
walk two miles per day and is sleeping soundly at night.
 Hot flashes went away.
 She got a divorce and moved out on her own.
 She taught her son, who had the accident, about nutrition and he
is much better.
 Depression is completely gone and she is off all medication.
 She is now more confident, and happy.

Connie, a Very Happy Lady

References:

• What the Eye Reveals, Denny Ray Johnson

• Time Risk, Daniele LoRito
• Embryology in Iridology, Daniele LoRito
• Integrated Iridology, Toni Miller
• Embryo Througout Life, Bernard Jensen
• Applied Iridology 2, Harri Wolf
• www.milesresearch.com, Jon Miles
• Iris Fluorescein Angiography, Brancato, Bandello, Lattanzio
• Techniques in Iris Analysis, Ellen Tart-Jensen
• Inquiry Into Life, Mader
• Textbook of Eye Diagnosis, Angerer
• Principles of Iris Diagnosis, Josef Deck
• Ophthalmology, Principles and Concepts, Frank Newal

Understanding the Collarette, Conclusion

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