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Class 1 ~ Introduction, Terms and Basics

Class 2 ~ Anatomy of the Eye and Zones

Class 3 ~ Collarette

Class 4 ~ Constitutional Types By Color and Structure

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 ~ One on One Review

IIPA Ready Iridology

One on one - consists of :

• Questions/ answers

• Sessions

• Reviewing quizzes

• Mock or real

consultations

Handout, Homework and Quiz LinksChart - http://marysherbs.com/gotomeetings/ChartMine2.swf

Sample Disclaimer -

http://www.marysherbs.com/GOTOMEETING/2016ClassHandouts/IIPA/Your%20Dis

claimer%20to%20Us.docx

Handout on “HOW TO TAKE A CLEAR PICTURE OF THE IRIS AND SCLERA” -

http://www.marysherbs.com/GOTOMEETING/2016ClassHandouts/IIPA/TakingIrisSc

leraPix.docx

Link to Quizzes:

•Quiz #1 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1YeFhX84oBavA6guEKre1T_0qcrdLaZxB5PPFbQRAJoY/

•Quiz #2 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1MYmbooL8_NyIhtvB2Mn0bw81X2KexknR9CSkeZBXkq0/

•Quiz #3 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1iVvAf2sj3ZhmWzXdeD9tqlB3BvjsLuNFNTaYbmlRd0I/

•Quiz #4 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1pn-IJgq4rFXnzvBXWhaZnfj8iNR_f1MiXh-wTo19ZgM/

•Quiz #5 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1VyAgIeRa_qI-1tNAmvZLUxk6FfmBp0zuEG2yl9mfpCA/

•Quiz #6 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1mc6g6QqQf-Xnr_x5mLJpR1xXuR8M7O2VAjfkv7ziBbg/

•Quiz #7 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1-sjMMuRpEOD-oeEwgzFNbZAaGQ0fHd30DfUo5ttFmGA/

•Quiz #8 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1oiEtrfiS2If5gfRJRCwipVPFeYBQVgzxN3EdPuYu6X0/

•Quiz #9 https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1eATCmyZ1mpjEbnmJ-rYASq_ilGqLK-YrJjKqIN4v1k8/

For the Handouts, it will say page not found, but in

the bottom left corner you will see the file, click on

file to open.

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 – One on one

IIPA Ready Iridology Topography of the Iris

Reaction Field (see position on chart)

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The Four Main Muscles Determines the 4 quadrants

Anatomy of the Eye

Humor: a fluid, blood,

lymph, gel or semifluid

substance

Vitreous Humor:

Gel-like fluids inside

the eye to help it

maintain its shape and

health

https://www.youtub

e.com/watch?v=fY

wm4Ccj4Bs

Aqueous Humor:

nourishes the cornea

and lens, and helps

give the eye its shape

Anatomy of the EyeRetina – a membrane in the back of the eye which contains:

1. Rods – Conveys images in various tones of black and white. Aids vision in

poor lighting.

2. Cones - Conveys finer images and color.

There are about six to seven million cones in a human eye. They are most

concentrated in the macula.

3 Main Layers of the Eye

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video;

_ylt=AwrB8pyLABVZUBcAnGGJzbkF?p=eye

%20anatomy&fr=crmas&fr2=p%3As%2Cv%3

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#1 Fibrous Outmost Layer - provides protection and shape of the eye

a. Conjunctiva- mucous membrane covering the sclera and lining the inside of

the eyelids. Conjunctivitis (pink eye) – Usually viral

b. Sclera – white part of the eye

c. Cornea – clear dome over the Iris – refracts light

#2 Vascular Layer –

a. Choroid – connective tissue and blood

. vessels – nourishes the eye and provides

circulation and nutrients

b. Ciliary Body – muscle (longitudinal, . .

….circular and radial)

c. Iris – Color of eye – circular .

….sphincter muscle constricts the .

….pupil radial dilates

#3 Retina Innermost Layer - detects .

. . light. Most is non visual except the

. macula

Layers like

an onion

Picture of Inflammation of the

Conjunctiva

3 Layers or Coats of the Eye

1.Sclera/cornea outer protective layers

2.Choroid – inner vascular, nourishing layer and Iris

3.Retina – functional (sensory) layers – Outer layer – pigmented cells to absorb covers the whole

retina and as far forward, past the iris to the pupillary rough.

Its purpose is to absorb light so it does not cause reflections

that would distort vision

– Inner layer – Newel layer which contains rods and cones?

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The Vascular Layers of the Eye

https://www.youtube.com

/watch?v=5BHGItJ3-vM

My Retina ScanIndicators of Blood Sugar, Blood Pressure and Cholesterol

• Vitreous humor - the transparent jellylike tissue filling the eyeball behind the lens

helping keep the shape of the eyeball.

• Cornea - the transparent dome shaped layer forming the front of the eye.

The cornea acts as the eye's outermost lens of protection.

• Macula - an oval yellowish area surrounding the fovea near the center of the retina in

the eye. It is the region of greatest visual acuity. It is responsible for sharp, clear

central vision and the ability to perceive color.

• Retina – the innermost layer - the back of the eyeball containing cells that are

sensitive to light and that trigger nerve impulses that pass via the optic nerve to the

brain, where a visual image is formed.

• Choroid – the vascular coat of tissue that provides nourishment and oxygen for the

back of the eye found in the eyeball between the retina and the sclera.

• Lens - changes the focal distance of the eye so that it can focus on objects at various

distances.

• Aqueous humor - the clear fluid filling the space in the front of the eyeball between

the lens and the cornea, which maintains shape of and provides nutrients to lens and

cornea and cleanses the waste.

• Conjunctiva – clear mucosal lining membrane that covers the sclera and inner

eyelids. https://www.youtube.com

/watch?v=fYwm4Ccj4Bshttps://www.youtube.com

/watch?v=7lBtlGvS1Gc

Drawing the Parts of the Eye

https://www.youtube.com

/watch?v=5BHGItJ3-vM

Drawing the Parts of the Eye

https://www.youtube.com

/watch?v=5BHGItJ3-vM

Drawing the Parts of the Eye

https://www.youtube.com

/watch?v=5BHGItJ3-vM

http://www.eophtha.com/eophtha/anatomy/anatomyofuvea1.html

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https://www.youtube.com

/watch?v=5BHGItJ3-vM

#2 Vascular Layer –

a. Choroid – connective tissue and blood vessels – provides

circulation and nutrients

b. Ciliary Body – muscle (longitudinal, circular and radial) and

processes

https://video.search.yahoo.com/search/video?fr=crmas&p=pupil+dilating+in+slow+m

otion#id=4&vid=35f954b06480e9f44fb7fba0ae7b58fa&action=view

The Sphincter Muscle Makes up the Poor

Digestion Ring

The sphincter muscle and dilator muscle are

parts of the ciliary muscle.

The Sphincter Muscle Makes up the Poor

Digestion Ring

The circular

ciliary muscle

should not

show

Anterior Border Layer – the pigment layers that give the blue or

brown iris their color

Stroma vascular layer – iris fibers

Trabeculae – one fiber in the Iris

Imperfections or Defects Imperfection or Defects

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Imperfection or Defects Imperfections or Defects

Imperfections or Defects Trabecula (Trabeculae)tra·bec·u·la \trə-ˈbe-kyə-lə\

Iris fibers which are

made of coated blood

vessels makes the

stroma layer

Vascularized –

uncoated

trabecula

Protective

coating

Vascularized Transversal

Pink or red in color indicates

that the coating is thin or

missing, exposing the

Trabecula’s blood vessel…

Consider this transversal more

serious

Transversal is a Trabecula Which has

Snapped

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Transversal is a Trabecula Which has

SnappedTransversals

Transversal is a Trabecula Which has Snapped Rooftop Transversal

V shape transversal usually in zones 6 or 7, often

indicates weakness in hips, legs or abdomen.

Roof top transversal Heart/Spleen Transversal

Typically found in the left eye between 15 and 20 after. It indicates a burden on

the circulation of the lymph and blood.

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of the Iris

Contraction Furrows

There are several types of contraction furrows that we will cover in lesson 3. They use

to be called Stress Rings

Now they are called Contraction Furrows or Neuro-muscular Rings

Contraction furrows Vs Subacute Lacuna Cords

Cords - Inflamed fibers forming a bundle –

indicates hyperactivity, irritation or pain.

Cords

Check pH

Cords

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Cords Cords

Perifocal Lightening Perifocal Lightening

Perifocal Lightening Perifocal Lightening

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Osseous Netting Osseous Netting

This Weeks Assignment

• Take 2 sets of clear pictures of someone’s Iris email to MarysHerbs@aol.com

• Take Quiz #2

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1MYmbooL8_NyIhtvB2Mn0bw81X2KexknR9

CSkeZBXkq0/

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