©John Andrews 2017

For educational purposes only - not

intended as a replacement for
medical advice
Contact: johnandrewsiridology@hotmail.com
johnandrewsiridology@hotmail.com
• Dia 26/11/2017 - Estresse e Doenças

Manhã: 

Quais estresses emocionais causam quais doenças e / ou

sintomas. Como resolver isso com medicina natural e uso de
PNEI.

Tarde:

Suplementos e medicamentos naturais a tomar para prevenir

e reduzir o impacto do estresse e das emoções negativas no
corpo.
 Optimism & Pessimism
- PNEI Network Mechanisms
• Pessimistic & Optimistic Traits can be genetically inherited or develop & be imprinted
within the Amygdala-Hippocampal-Hypothalamic Axis (AHH Axis) in the Limbic System
during prenatal experience and/or early infancy

• Tendencies with Pessimism & Optimism can be identified from the Iris & BIP (Iridologia
Moderna - Andrews - published in 2018) - we can work with the Px with these traits as
these traits can negatively and positively influence the PNEI Network and in particular
Natural killer cells, macrophages, neutrophils - numbers & activity

• Koh et al in South Korea looked at the connections with the PNEI Network and immune
cells in autoimmunity, depression and other inflammatory diseases

• Prolactin, Cortisol, Leptin, Growth Hormone CRP & Insulin can all be increased with
Pessimistic behavior and views - they are decreased with Optimistic Px

• Optimistics recover from viruses faster & other diseases as well and have better Zinco

• Optimism = > Melatonin, Somatostatin, GABA, Dopamine & serotonin

 A HIERARQUIA E DESENVOLVIMENTO GESTACIONAL
DO SISTÊMA LÍMBICO

Hipotálamo 4

4
Hipocampo 5

6
Amigdala cerebral

4 Hipotálamo
5 Hipocampo
6 Amigdala cerebral

Aviso: Não concebido como informação ou diagnóstico médico. Apenas para propósitos educativos. Apenas para tendências genéticas.

John Andrews MH, Ir, FGNI © 2017

Fundamentado na pesquisa de iridologia moderna 1996 - 2017 www.johnandrewsiridology.net | johnandrewsiridology@hotmail.com
 A HIERARQUIA E DESENVOLVIMENTO GESTACIONAL
DO SISTÊMA LÍMBICO

Hipotálamo 4

4
Hipocampo 5

6
Amigdala cerebral

4 Hipotálamo
5 Hipocampo
6 Amigdala cerebral

Aviso: Não concebido como informação ou diagnóstico médico. Apenas para propósitos educativos. Apenas para tendências genéticas.

John Andrews MH, Ir, FGNI © 2017

Fundamentado na pesquisa de iridologia moderna 1996 - 2017 www.johnandrewsiridology.net | johnandrewsiridology@hotmail.com
 Abbreviations
• Px = Patient • IPB = Inner Pupillary Border

• CR = Circadian rhythm • Rx = right eye/iris

• HPA = Hypothalamic- • Lx = left eye/iris

pituitary-adrenal axis
• CNS = central nervous
• PNEI = Psycho-neuro- system
endocrino-immunology
• CAC = citric acid cycle or
• ECM = Extracellular matrix Kreb’s cycle

• Pr = Practitioner • PRL = Prolactin

THE HEIRACHY AND GESTATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
OF THE LIMBIC SYSTEM

Hypothalamus

Hippocampus

Amygdala

Disclaimer: Not intended as a medical diagnosis or information. For educational purposes only. Genetic tendencies only
Amygdala
 • 10.1016/j.neuroscience.2015.09.070. 

Epub 2015 Oct 3.

Influence of maternal thyroid hormones during gestation on fetal brain
development.
Moog NK1, Entringer S2, Heim C3, Wadhwa PD4, Kathmann N5, Buss C6.

Abstract

Thyroid hormones (THs) play an obligatory role in many fundamental processes underlying brain development and maturation. The
developing embryo/fetus is dependent on maternal supply of TH. The fetal thyroid gland does not commence TH synthesis until mid gestation,
and the adverse consequences of severe maternal TH deficiency on offspring neurodevelopment are well established. Recent evidence
suggests that even more moderate forms of maternal thyroid dysfunction, particularly during early gestation, may have a long-lasting influence
on child cognitive development and risk of neurodevelopmental disorders. Moreover, these observed alterations appear to be largely
irreversible after birth. It is, therefore, important to gain a better understanding of the role of maternal thyroid dysfunction on offspring
neurodevelopment in terms of the nature, magnitude, time-specificity, and context-specificity of its effects. With respect to the issue of context
specificity, it is possible that maternal stress and stress-related biological processes during pregnancy may modulate maternal thyroid
function. The possibility of an interaction between the thyroid and stress systems in the context of fetal brain development has, however, not
been addressed to date. We begin this review with a brief overview of TH biology during pregnancy and a summary of the literature on its
effect on the developing brain. Next, we consider and discuss whether and how processes related to maternal stress and stress biology may
interact with and modify the effects of maternal thyroid function on offspring brain development. We synthesize several research areas and
identify important knowledge gaps that may warrant further study. The scientific and public health relevance of this review relates to achieving
a better understanding of the timing, mechanisms and contexts of thyroid programing of brain development, with implications for early
identification of risk, primary prevention and intervention.
 PAX6 gene can be influenced
by nutrition, emotions & stress
 Generais:
Stairstep (Reticolo) Lacuna
= Workaholic, “Cannot switch off”,
very motivated/driven

Ex = PNEI Sigmoid Colon

* Fear of the Future
*Conflict with Authority
* Self-Doubt - not perceiving own
success (eroded self-esteem -
mucosal membrane integrity/
melatonin/progesterone)
* Fear of Isolation
 Photo/Foto: Rhodiola rosea radix with Bilberry,
Siberian Ginseng, Schisandra & Withania - one of
the main components of the HPA-JA drops
botanical adaptogen formula from John Andrews
EFAs & Mg required for healthy cell membrane - also in
blood sugar balance, detox and nerve functions
Cronobiology
 24.2 Hour Individual
Chronobiology Iris Map
SCN & La Chronobiologie
 Symptoms & End Results
of Neurotransmitter Disruption
Remember that all diseases are a lack of cell-to-cell
communication
• Exercise avoidance • Excessive or lack of appetite

• Hypothalamic • Reduced saliva

Thermoregulation
• Soft fingernails
• Low mood
• Reduced libido
• Low energy (Fatigue)
• Dry skin
• Low motivation
• Impaired hair growth
• Social isolation
 Neurotransmitter imbalances can often be
insidiously present in chronic inflammation
conditions - so for any inflammatory Px - use
the Neurotransmitter Iris map
 Symptoms & End Results
of Neurotransmitter Disruption Part 2
Remember that all diseases are a lack of cell-to-cell

• Metainflammation (chronic • Attention disorders

“cold inflammtion” like
Insulin Resistance or non-
resolving pain syndromes)
• Muscle atrophy with >
adipocyctes (fat cells)

• Hormonal dysfunction, • Reduced assertive decision-

including decreased fertility making

• Autoimmunity • Self-sabotaging behaviors

such as addictions for
• Food allergies example

• Concentration & memory • Hyperparethesia

challenges
Bilberry - Vaccinium myrtillus fruc
 Erva Tostao - Boerhaavia diffusa supports
adaptogenic HPA pathways and neurotransmitter
production & balance
PZ Hypothalamus - Radial Sign
 Pupillary Zone Endocrine Hypothalamus Topography
- if the sign is located or reaches to zone 4 = hypothalamus.
Zone 5 = hypothalamus & hippocampus. Zone 6 =
Globular IPB - Serotonin Sign (white arrow)
Claws Sign - Progesterone (black arrow)
Never underestimate the importance & impact of
sleep & the lack of sleep on the Px & Pr! It is
profound for the PNEI Network & SFC
Magnolia
cortex
 GI System Therapeutics
• Ziziphus spinosa/Z.jujube fruc (IBS & stress-induced
GI conditions, excessive BMs)
• Magnolia cortex (IBS, anxiety, etc)
• Mucuna pruriens (Velvet bean) - GI/NTs support
• Arctium lappa radix - GI & hepatic support
• Guacatonga - Caesaria sylvestris (Gastric ulcers)
• Artemisia vulgaris folia (CFS, GI immune support,
IBS)
PNEI involves the Intestinal Immune System & the
Extracellular Matrix (ECM)
 PNEI - GI System

• Liver: Anger, Organization, Motivation,

Hostility
• Gall Bladder: Bitterness
• Appendix: Inferiority, feeling deprived,
injustice
• Caecum: Acceptance
Artemisia vulgaris folia
 Stomach
• Father Conflict/Father Figure
• Male Conflict
• Intolerance, Emotional Intolerance
• Stress (acid reflux, ulcers, H.pylori)
• Fear of losing control
• Check for the often overlooked “Low Stomach
Acid” as well as hyperacidity
Cynara scolymus folia - Artichoke
 Duodenum

• Harmony (disharmony with parents/

disharmony with the world)
• Injustice
• Indecisive Expression
• Acceptance of Change
• Realisation of potential
Jejunum
 Jejunum

• Indecision
• Challenges/Difficulties with making the right choice
• Inhibition (nutritional absorption)
• Feeling Trapped
• Humiliation/Feeling humiliated
 Ileum

• Right Iris: Does not learn from life lessons from

the past, repeats the same mistakes, Insecurity
• Left Iris Inferior: Fear of abandonment, Insecurity
• Left Iris Superior: Unresolved grief/bereavement,
Unexpressed anger
• General: Not living in the present/moment
Crohn’s Th1
Adrenaline (epinephrine)
Ziziphus spinosa/jujube fruc
 Ziziphus spinosa fruc/cortex

• Limbic regulation - Amygdala, Hippocampus &

Hypothalamus

• Fatigue

• Flavanoids, polysaccharides, saponins - saponins have

sedative effect

• Glycoside jujobaside A inhibitory action on CNS &

hyperadrenal states

• with Magnolia for Hyper HPA Axis function & anxiety.

Down-regulates adrenaline
 Ziziphus spinosa/jujube fruc

• Neuromuscular tension

• Inflammation

• Increases daytime performance & psychomotor skills

• Insomnia

• Chest pains

• Palpitations/Tachycardia

• Abnormal sweating/hot flushes

• Irritability > adrenaline - Ziziphus spinosa helps to down-regulate adrenaline

 General Large Intestine
PNEI Correlations

• Mother/Female Conflict Harmony

• Avoidance of Intuition ("Gut Instinct")
• Criticism/Self-criticism
 Colon Transverso

• Right Iris:
• Cousin/Friend/spouse Conflict
• Sibling Conflict (predominates)
• Left Iris:
• Sibling Conflict (predominates)
• Conflict with Cousin/Friend/Spouse
 Descending Colon

• Conflict/stress with:
• Children
• Grandchildren, Godchildren or Students
• Intestinal polyps -crystallisation of
emotional stress & conflict, “energy cyst”
 Sigmoid Colon

• Self-doubt/not seeing own success

• Fear of the Future
• Fear of Isolation
• Female Identity within the Family
 Pupillary Zone Endocrine Hypothalamus Topography
- if the sign is located or reaches to zone 4 = hypothalamus.
Zone 5 = hypothalamus & hippocampus. Zone 6 =
 Segni di Ipotalamo Zona Pupillare
Based on 3,012 Px Cases
Between 82 to 91% Px with this sign had:

• Impaired PNEI Adaptability in all situations - especially if under emotional, physical or

nutritional stress
• The need for longer management, support & therapy for the patient 
• The patient will have experienced a greater amount of adverse reactions
• An increased susceptibility to stress for the patient & in the genetics with lacuna, etc)
• The need for regular adpatogens such as Mirtillo (Vaccinium myrtillus fr, Withania,
Rhodiola, Eleutherococcus, Helichrysum italicum, Agaricus blazei, etc
• Tendency to Dysmetabolic Mesenchymia - genetic tendency not to drain toxins via the
extracellular matrix (ECM) - greater therapeutic “blocks are possible with pigments
• Possible mitochondrial indications - cellular compromise
• Chronic fatigue syndrome correlation
• New correlation with greater tendency to H.pylori infection (Mastice - Pistachia
lentiscus indicated
• Increased iatrogenic adverse reactions
 Pistachia lentiscus
(Mastice - EIE Adama)
 Iris Signs associated with the New
Pupillary Zone Hypothalamus Sign

• Internal Lacuna

• Crypt

• Stairstep (Ladder) lacuna

• Defect Sign

• Small Pigment (lipochrome/orange pigment = blood sugar

interaction or black/irido-melanin = dopamine connection)

• Schwalbe's Radial Furrow - Radial Furrow

 Pupillary Zone Endocrine Hypothalamus Topography
- if the sign is located or reaches to zone 4 = hypothalamus.
Zone 5 = hypothalamus & hippocampus. Zone 6 =
 HYPOTHALAMUS
New PZ Hypothalamus Sign 360º
 The Hypothalamus
• Chronobiological clock resides in the suprachiasmatic nucleus of the
hypothalamus
• The Hypothalamus has central importance for all approaches in
medicine, health & Iridology
• It regulates the varied interactions of
Psychoneuroendocrinoimmunology (PNEI) - this verifies the mind-body
connection in medicine
• By the 5th week of gestation the hypothalamus has formed and the
limbic system (emotional responses) is in place. The hypothalamus is
helping to control the endocrine system from this time, including the
anterior pituitary
• The hypothalamus is directly connected to the iris, pupil & IPB through
micro neural pathways to and from the lateral geniculate bodies in the
thalami
• Blood sugar, blood pressure, body temperature, pain, inflammation,
immune function, hormonal balance, stress, intestinal peristalsis, etc are
all regulated by the hypothalamus. Endocrine glands act on instruction
from the hypothalamus
 HYPOTHALAMUS
The hypothalamus is of vital importance in general, health, homeostasis,
psychoneuroendocrinoimmunology (PNEI) & modern iridology
 EMOTIONAL DYNAMICS OF THE COLLARETTE

John Andrews MH, Ir, MGNI, FGNI © 2011

Based on modern iridology research 2000-2010 www.johnandrewsiridology.net | johnandrewsiridology@hotmail.com
STRESS  AXIS

Th2

CORTISOL DOWN-­‐REGULATES   Th1

Th1
Everything in the body is based on a healthy fluid balance. An
average healthy 70 kg male water is 42 L (IC fluid - 28 L), ECM -
9.4 L, plasma 4 to 6 L) - Lymphomyosot (Heel) or Adalinf (Adama)
L I F E I S A B O U T H AV I N G & M A I N TA I N I N G T H E C O R R E C T
B A L A N C E ( H O M E O S TA S I S ) F O R U S

there can be blocks to Px recovery - therapy resistance - we need to be vigilant for

 PNEI Approaches
- Mind Body Medicine
• PNEI is an abbreviation for Psycho-neuro-endocrino-
immunology. PNEI is a scientific approach that recognizes
the interaction and interdependence for homeostasis of the
organism depends on the correct biological communication
between and within the immune, hormonal, neurological,
limbic an other systems of the body

• It is the scientific validation of mind-body medicine and

demonstrates that the emotional or psychological states
influence the physical and vice versa
 What is PNEI?
• The study, understanding & application of the interaction on
a physiological & psychological basis for the communication
between cells for the nervous system & neurotransmitters,
hormones & the immune system

• PNEI is the scientific explanation of how stress pushes the

mind or body to an imbalance & how this disequilibrium is
maintained

• Chronic stress interferes with cellular communication

within the body for all systems - the PNEI Network/Matrix

• Balanced neurotransmitter communication & signal

strength are vital to the PNEI network or PNEI matrix
 A HIERARQUIA E DESENVOLVIMENTO GESTACIONAL
DO SISTÊMA LÍMBICO

Hipotálamo 4

4
Hipocampo 5

6
Amigdala cerebral

4 Hipotálamo
5 Hipocampo
6 Amigdala cerebral

Aviso: Não concebido como informação ou diagnóstico médico. Apenas para propósitos educativos. Apenas para tendências genéticas.

John Andrews MH, Ir, FGNI © 2017

Fundamentado na pesquisa de iridologia moderna 1996 - 2017 www.johnandrewsiridology.net | johnandrewsiridology@hotmail.com
Psycho-neuro-endocrino- immunology -
PNEI

• Developing science

• Clinical & experimental psychoneuroimmunology “studies to date confirm the

long-standing belief that the immune system does not function completely
autonomously”from Basic Clinical Immunology, 7th Edition, USA, 1991 by Stiles

• The immune & endocrine systems can be referred to as a brain or brains in a

fluid state

• Scientific validation of the mind-body approach

• Recognizes the diverse & profound influence stress has on the individual

• Recognizes the emotional epigenetic impact & inheritance from previous

generations (exactly what we see with modern Iridology

• Shows the central importance to all function of the limbic system (emotional
centres of the brain) & the PNEI via the hypothalamus
Symptoms are the tip of the iceberg - the end result of various pathways or
triggers. The iris shows the foundation - the body of the iceberg hidden
under the surface - which contributes to the formation of the tip.
The Collarette is not just the boundary between GI System/ciliary
organs, the internal/external world, but also the potential of the
cell - the extracellular and intracellular environments
Vitex agnus-castus
 How Chronobiology can
influence therapeutic approach

• For Example, with Milk Thistle (Carduus marianus/Silymarin)-

if we want to improve/support liver function - take during
the morning 6 AM to 11 AM for optimal results

• But if we need Milk Thistle to balance cholesterol/lipid

levels it needs to be taken between 10 PM to 12 midnight
Eleutherococcus senticosus radix
Siberian Ginseng root
 Progesterone & GABA

• Glutamic acid (which makes GABA) rich foods are: almonds, halibut, mackerel, jumbo oats, beef liver,
walnuts, rice bran, lentils.

Symptoms of lack of GABA include:-

• anxiety, feeling fearful, general (free floating) anxiety disorder or GAD,
• panic attacks,
• nervy/stressed disposition,
• persistent worrying thoughts going around and around in the mind, cannot switch of the mind,
• inability to relax,
• insomnia due to an anxious mind or cannot switch off the mind,
• physical aches and pains because the nerves keep firing, possibly causing/contributing to
fibromyalgia,
• headaches,
• IBS
• carbohydrate cravings
• bad dreams
Please refer to the following book >

and the chapter from page 135 on

Classical Topographical Questions in
Modern Iridology

www.johnandrewsiridology.net

Modern Iridology approaches do not

replace existing methods, but
enhances the iridology experience
for both Px and Pr - due to the
abundance of new and reliable
information resources
Arctium lappa radix -
British Ginseng
Escholzsia californica
folia, flores & radix
Withania somnifera radix
Valeriana radix
Leptin & Th Cells in the Brain
Artemisia vulgaris folia
Mucuna pruriens - Velvet Bean -
up-regulates Dopamine
Watermelon excellent source of tyrosine
Rhodiola rosea radix
Plantago lanceolata
Schisandra chinensis fr
 Helichrysum italicum - Eliscriso - Adama
Hydroenzymatic Extract (Bologna University)
Liquid Non-alcohol base
 Samambaia - Polypodium decumanum, P.aureum -
Nerve restorative, neuroprotectant, spleen, insomnia, kidneys, Th1
dominant immune conditions such as Vitiligo & Psoriasis
 Grifola frondosa
- Maitake Mushroom
 Ornithogalum umbellatum flores - Star of Bethelehem for Shock
Pink Cherry Flores - Distress, Unconditional Love (same as Rose
Quartz in Colourpuncture (Mandel)
Galanthus - Snowdrop - Grief/Bereavement & Nerve Balance
Bluebell - Male/Father Conflicts Mariposa Lily - Female/Mother
Conflicts
Arctium lappa radix
- “British Ginseng”
 Plumeria lancifolia -
Female Endocrine, > GABA, Dopamina>, stabilises
adrenals, balances progesterone, prolactin
Bilberry - Superior Adaptogen
Harmonizing agent
 Agaricus blazei can assist in
neurotransmitters regulation
Vitex agnus-castus
Resistance-based exercises in adrenal health
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• Dry skin

• Dandruff

• Frequent urination

• Irritability for no reason

• Depression

• ADD

• Soft nails

• Allergies

• Lowered immunity

• Weakness
8 or more of these symptoms from Dr Michael
Schmidt’s Livro Smart Fats suggest < EFAs
• Muscle weakness

• Getting out of breath climbing stairs & not linked to respiratory condition

• Fatigue

• Dry hair

• Excessive thirst (check for DM & DI)

• “Chicken skin” on backs of arms (common with adolescents)

• Cracked skin on heels

• Poor wound healing & frequent infections

• Agressiveness
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 NEUROTRANSMITTERS MODERN IRIDOLOGY CHART
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Stress, Mood & Anxiety Potential Considerations

• Nervoheel Tablets(anxiety, panic, menopausal low mood,

feeling overwhelmed, clinical withdrawals - helps to “engage in
the present” without sedation, can take short-tetm to
“firefight” or longer term preventatively)

• Ypsiloheel tablets (more severe anxiety, IBS, globus hystericus)

• Beta-endorfina D6 (mood, pain, panic) drops - Guna

• BDNF D6 drops (brain function, balance mood)

• Dopamina D6, Tirosina D10, Dopa D5 - Mucuna, M12 spray

• GABA D6, Serotonina D6, Melatonina 4 CH drops

Stress, Mood & Anxiety Potential Considerations

• Belladonna-Injeel - Anxiety, panic, nervous exhaustion

• Neurexan tablets - sleep/agitation, can’t switch iff

• Guna-sleep drops - tend to use iif Neurexan does not work

and Px requires a “stronger” support

• Progesterona D6 drops

• BDNF 4 CH drops - withdrawals, neurological & limbic

renewals

• Coenzyme Compositum Tablets - restoring the cellular citric

acid cycle (Krebs’) can be a crucial foundation in mood/stress
& neurologically-related considerations
Dr Hamer
< Low Amino Acids in Foods
or Nutritional Absorption
• Chronic fatigue
• Frequent headaches
• Mental dis-perceptions - “spaced out”
feeling
• Neurological disorders
• Learning challenges
 Blood Groups &
Neurotransmitter Tendencies
 Blood Group A Tendencies

• Susceptible to > stress levels. Stress reduction is key.

Blood group is more susceptible to Type C Personality -
so can be wired & cannot “switch off”

• Stress can reduce Acetylcholine (choline, vitamin B6)

• Blood group A can have > adrenaline & noradrenaline

• Blood group has higher-than-average baseline cortisol

• Tendency to < melatonin (need to increase tryptophan

in diet)
Blood Groups & Neurotransmitter Tendencies

• Blood Groups & Diseases - Mourant, Kopec &

Domaniewska-Sobczak, Oxford University Press, 1978

• Each blood group can have significant tendencies with

neurotransmitters and the PNEI Network

• When the Px is out of balance they can surface with

profound symptoms

• Blood Group O lower GABA tendency increased

Blood Group A & Cortisol
 Blood Group A & Cortisol

• > Cortisol - overreaction to stress - “wired” resulting in lower melatonin and brain fog

• OCD more prevalent in blood group A

• Hypothyroid > in blood group A

• Chronic > Cortisol = hippocampal atrophy in the limbic system. > Cortisol = < BDNF
(BDNF D6 drops, progesterone D6, coenzyme q-10,

• Betaine generates sAMe in A

• Sleep fundamental for melatonin. Gastric ulcers > in blood group A. = Melatonin
required for healthy gut mucus & mucus membranes. Chronobiology studies with
melatonin imbalance showed a connection with gastric inflammation & carcinoma
 Principle Neurotransmitters
• Adrenaline (A) is a stress hormone and promotes the release of glucose from the liver. It is produced in the adrenal glands
and the brain. Long-term excess may result in anxiety, cardiovascular problems an accumulation of abnormal cells and
problems with glucose utilisation. Long-term deficiency can be associated with fatigue, depression, an accumulation of
abnormal cells and digestive problems

• Noradrenaline (NA) is one of the major neurotransmitters with many functions. It is produced in the brain ans the adrenal
glands. Long-term excess may result in increased blood-pressure, inflammation, hyperthyroidism and panic attacks. Long-
term deficiency may result in impaired thought processes, behavioural problems, immunological imbalance, hypothyroidism
and the development of various pathological conditions

• Dopamine (DA) is one of the major neurotransmitters. It is produced in the brain, the kidneys and the adrenal glands. Long-
term excess is very often associated with over activation of the immune system, inflammation and hormonal imbalance, whilst
long-term deficiency may result in the impairment of some movement, memory problems, mood swings, immunological and
hormonal imbalances, kidney problems and also the development of various pathological conditions

• Serotonin (5-HT) is one of the major neurotransmitters. It is produced in the brain and the gut. Long-term excess may result
in cardiovascular problems, hormonal and immunological imbalances and behavioural problems, whilst long-term deficiency
could be associated with depression, stress, insomnia, inflammation, gut problems, hormonal and immunological problems
and also the development of various pathological conditions

• γ-Aminobutyric Acid (GABA) is a major inhibitory neurotransmitter. It is produced in the brain. Long-term excess may result
in memory problems, impairment of movement, problems with breathing, immunological imbalance and the development of various pathological

conditions. Long-term deficiency is very often associated with anxiety, memory problems, insomnia, behavioural problems
and an immunological imbalance
• Acetylcholine (ACH) is one of the major neurotransmitters and has
been shown to be essential for brain development. Long-term excess
may be associated with the exhaustion of pancreatic activity,
inflammation, auto-immunity, behavioural problems and the
development of various pathological conditions

• Learning ability, mental awareness and memory function tend to

decline with lowering levels of acetylcholine
• There are two kinds of neurotransmitters – INHIBITORY and EXCITATORY

• Excitatory neurotransmitters stimulate the brain. Those that calm the brain and
help create balance are called inhibitory. Inhibitory neurotransmitters balance
mood and are easily depleted when the excitatory neurotransmitters are
overactive

• Inhibitory Neurotransmitters SEROTONIN is an inhibitory neurotransmitter –

which means that it does not stimulate the brain. Adequate amounts of
serotonin are necessary for a stable mood and to balance any excessive
excitatory (stimulating) neurotransmitter firing in the brain. If you use stimulant
medications or caffeine in your daily regimen – it can cause a depletion of
serotonin over time

• Serotonin also regulates many other processes such as carbohydrate cravings,

sleep cycle, pain control and appropriate digestion. Low serotonin levels are
also associated with decreased immune system function
Neuron
• Neurotransmitters are the brain chemicals that communicate information
throughout our brain and body

• They relay signals between nerve cells, called neurons

• The brain uses neurotransmitters to tell your heart to beat, your lungs to breathe,
and your stomach to digest. They can also affect mood, sleep, concentration,
weight, and can cause adverse PNEI symptoms when they are out of balance

• Neurotransmitter levels can be depleted many ways. As a matter of fact, it is

estimated that 86% of Americans have suboptimal neurotransmitter levels.
Stress, poor diet, neurotoxins, genetic predisposition, drugs (prescription and
recreational), alcohol and caffeine usage can cause these levels to be out of
optimal range

• From 1,193 iridology Px between 1999 to 2014 - 738 Px had NT issues &
tendencies with tyrosine (dopamine, adrenaline, noradrenaline) tryptophan
(serotonin/melatonin), histamine, GABA & acetylcholine (choline)

• This study excludes 460 progesterone cases presented previously

 NEUROTRANSMITTERS MODERN IRIDOLOGY CHART
- applicable to both Rx and Lx

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 GABA

• GABA is an inhibitory neurotransmitter that is often referred to as “nature’s

VALIUM-like substance”. When GABA is out of range (high or low excretion
values), it is likely that an excitatory neurotransmitter is firing too often in the
brain. GABA will be secreted to attempt to balance this stimulating, excessive,
over-firing

• Glutamine is transformed into GABA (highlighted in blood group O)

• DOPAMINE is a special neurotransmitter because it is considered to be both

excitatory and inhibitory

• Dopamine helps with depression as well as focus

Hypertension tendency
Genetic - Conjunctiva
 Dopamine
• Excitatory Neurotransmitters - DOPAMINE is our main focus neurotransmitter. When
dopamine is either elevated or low – we can have focus issues such as not remembering
where we put our keys, forgetting what a paragraph said when we just finished reading it or
simply daydreaming and not being able to stay on task. Dopamine is also responsible for our
drive or desire to get things done – or motivation. Stimulants such as medications for ADD/
ADHD and caffeine cause dopamine to be pushed into the synapse so that focus is
improved. Unfortunately, stimulating dopamine consistently can cause a depletion of
dopamine over time. Noradrenaline is an excitatory neurotransmitter that is responsible for
stimulatory processes in the body. Noradrenaline helps to make adrenaline as well. This
neurotransmitter can cause ANXIETY at elevated excretion levels as well as some “MOOD
DAMPENING” effects. Low levels of noradrenaline are associated with LOW ENERGY,
DECREASED FOCUS ability and sleep cycle problems. Adrenaline is an excitatory
neurotransmitter that is reflective of stress. This neurotransmitter will often be elevated
when ADHD like symptoms are present. Long term STRESS or INSOMNIA can cause
adrenaline levels to be depleted (low). Adrenaline also regulates HEART RATE and BLOOD
PRESSURE

• Elevated Prolactin (hyperprolactinemia) HPRL can displace and down-regulate dopamine

 Health & Longevity Studies
• Most significant studies conclude that for healthy
longevity we need to have normal dopamine, low
prolactin, normal IGF-1, normal melatonin, low
estrogen, low cortisol, normal progesterone &
balanced testosterone
• Chronic disease is correlated with elevated
prolactin, > cortisol, < melatonin, <
progesterone, higher estrogen, lower
testosterone & elevated growth hormone
 Neurotransmitters Modern Iridology Map
Research. Results from the Investigation.
• 820 Px in the study
• 591 Female

• 229 Male

• Iris & IPB Signs were correlated with the Px’s test results
when possible. The tests consisted of 571 urine tests, 247
saliva tests & 2 blood tests

• Between 1997 - 2015 in UK, USA, RSA, Ireland, France &

Denmark (Nordic Labs)
Neurotransmissores Mapa de Iridologia Moderna
Pesquisas Os resultados da investigação

• Iris correlações estudadas & desenvolvido por

Andrews para produzir o novo mapa

• Pesquisas “peer-reviewed” pelos colegas &

associações em iridologia & neurologia
 NEUROTRANSMITTERS MODERN IRIDOLOGY CHART
- applicable to both Rx and Lx

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Dopamine D2 Receptor
 Dopamina & Serotonin Tendency
- Mucuna pruriens (Velvet Bean), Tirosina D10, Dopa D5,
Acidicum fumaricum, Krebs Fisiotox (Fisioquantic)
Serotonin
Homeopathic Dopamine
 The Krebs or Citric Acid Cycle
New Iridology Topographical & Cellular Research
 Mitochondria are inherited from the
Mitochondria in the Cell maternal genetics
 Arndt-Schulz Rule - The Basic Themes
• Crucial in all emergent “energy medicine systems”

• Small does of single substance stimulate, moderate doses of the same substance
can inhibit and large doses can stop physiological processes (or even kill, which is
not the desired aim of homotoxicology!))

• Research: studies with Arnica, Nux Vomica, Cortisone & others - the higher the
dilution of the substance the greater & safer the therapeutic action, the higher the
crude dose the more toxic and pro-inflammatory the results

• A typical cell has approximately 1000 receptor sites

• The response of a cell to an endocrine (hormones), immune (cytokines) or

neurotransmitter messengers depends on the occupation & availability of said
receptor sites

• Research in immunology, endocrinology & PNEI demonstrate only a minor

percentage of the receptors - 10% - 20% need to be positively occupied & engaged,
up to around 50% - 60% to initiate a positive action and exert a healing stimulus - all
these factors are extremely important in modern homotoxicology, natural medicine &
medicine as a whole
 Malic acid & Mg
• The Citric acid cycle is vital to our very existence and without it energy production
would cease - this why malic acid and magnesium are essential in CFS, inflammation,
setc. Also many applications in sports medicine. it is interesting to note that many elite
athletes (all sports) are more prone to viral infections, post-viral syndrome and many
have suffered CFS

• Magnesium is vital to all cellular functions and carrying many substances into the cell -
one of the foundations to most biochemical activity in the body is sufficient and
efficient magnesium levels

• Refer to excellent textbook published by Metametrix Institute in USA - Laboratory

Evaluations for Integrative & Functional Medicine, 2nd Edition, 2008 for citric acid,
magnesium so much more nutritional, clinical & functional info

• Malic acid is essential for muscular functions, good energy levels, mental clarity,
mucosal integrity & correct immune response - so we can see how a lower level or
disruption of certain arms within the CAC can trigger or maintain chronic fatigue or
fibromyalgia conditions
FIBROBLASTS
• Autoimmune diseases are on the rise across the globe
including UK, Denmark, Italy, Ireland, France, USA, Japan &
Brasil

• TH1 & Th2 immune pathways differentiate the expression

of the autoimmunity - some are cell-specific (Th1) & some
are systemic (Th2)

• Px’s immune system is very responsive & enthusiastic - but

too enthusiastic, that is often inflammatory & destructive
to the self - PNEI Network/Matrix require a balance
 Bio-genetic connections - gene
expression map. Future with iris/BIP
Emotional Traits Consistent with
Autoimmune disease
• Quiet & introverted
• Hypersensitive to other’s
criticism
• Over reliable and
conscientious, self-sacrificing
• Feels restricted in emotional
expression (anger) & distant
• Pseudo-independent
• Stubborn, rigid & controlling
 GABA & UC

• UC - Cytokines
• UC - Emotional Dynamics - Fleche
• UC - Emotional Dynamics - Andrews
• UC - Autoimmunity
• UC - Neurotransmitters
 • Evid Based Complement Alternat Med. 2016;2016:9872598. Epub 2016 Oct 27.

In Vitro TNF-α Inhibitory Activity of Brazilian Plants and Anti-Inflammatory Effect

of Stryphnodendron adstringens in an Acute Arthritis Model.

Henriques BO1, Corrêa O1, Azevedo EP1, Pádua RM1, de Oliveira VL2, Oliveira TH2, Boff D2, Dias AC3, de Souza DG3, Amaral FA2, Teixeira MM2, Castilho RO1, Braga FC1.

Abstract

Stryphnodendron species, popularly named "barbatimão," are traditionally used in Brazil as anti-inflammatory agents. This study aimed to investigate the effect of barbatimão and 11 other species on
the production of tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF-α) in lipopolysaccharide- (LPS-) stimulated THP-1 cells, as well as their anti-arthritis activity. The extracts of Stryphnodendron
adstringens, Stryphnodendron obovatum, Campomanesia lineatifolia, and Terminalia glabrescens promoted a concentration-dependent inhibition of TNF-α. Mice injected with LPS in the knee joint were
treated per os with fractions from the selected extracts. Both the organic (SAO) and the aqueous (SAA) fractions of S. adstringens promoted a dose-dependent reduction of leukocyte migration and
neutrophil accumulation into the joint, but none of them reduced CXCL1 concentration in the periarticular tissue. In contrast, treatment with C. lineatifolia and T. glabrescens fractions did not ameliorate
the inflammatory parameters. Analyses of SAO by Ultra Performance Liquid Chromatography (UPLC) coupled to electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI-MS) led to the identification of gallic
acid along with 11 prodelphinidins, characterized as monomers and dimers of the B-type. Our findings contribute to some extent to corroborating the traditional use of S. adstringens as an anti-
inflammatory agent. This activity is probably related to a decrease of leukocyte migration into the inflammatory site. Polyphenols like gallic acid and prodelphinidins, identified in the active fraction, may
contribute to the observed activity.

Evid Based Complement Alternat Med. 2015;2015:497123. doi: 10.1155/2015/497123. Epub 2015 Mar 23.
Evaluation of the Effects of Some Brazilian Medicinal Plants on the Production of TNF- α and CCL2 by THP-1 Cells.

Gusman GS1, Campana PR1, Castro LC1, Castilho RO1, Teixeira MM2, Braga FC1.

Abstract

Several plant species are traditionally used in Brazil to treat various inflammatory diseases. Tumor necrosis factor- (TNF-) α and chemokine (C-C motif) ligand 2 (CCL2) are key inflammatory mediators
in diseases like rheumatoid arthritis and atherosclerosis, respectively; nevertheless, only a few extracts have been assayed against these targets. We herein report the effect of 19 plant extracts on TNF-
α and CCL2 release by lipopolysaccharide- (LPS-) stimulated THP-1 cells, a human monocytic leukemia cell line, along with their radical scavenging activity on DPPH. The extracts of Caryocar
brasiliense, Casearia sylvestris, Coccoloba cereifera, and Terminalia glabrescens inhibited TNF-α production in a concentration-dependent manner. Fractionation of these extracts potentiated the anti-
TNF-α effect, which was shown to concentrate in polar fractions, mainly composed by polyphenols. Significant CCL2 inhibition was elicited by Lippia sidoides and Terminalia glabrescens extracts,
whose fractionation resulted in highly active low polar fractions. All assayed extracts showed strong radical scavenging activity, but antioxidant activity did not correlate with inhibition of TNF-α or CCL2
production. Our results allowed identifying extracts with selective capacity to block cytokine production; therefore, further purification of these extracts may yield molecules that could be useful in the
treatment of chronic inflammatory diseases.
 • Trends Immunol. 2006 Sep;27(9):399-404. Epub 2006 Jul 13.

NK cells and human pregnancy--an inflammatory view.

Sargent IL1, Borzychowski AM, Redman CW.

Abstract

For several years, reproductive immunology has been dominated by the 'Th1/Th2' hypothesis, in which the fetus avoids
maternal T-cell rejection through a bias towards T-helper (Th)2 cytokine production. The discovery that normal pregnancy
is a controlled state of inflammation, at an early stage at the implantation site and also later systemically, has challenged
this concept, as has the finding that the predominant immune interactions in the decidua are between the placental
trophoblast and maternal natural killer (NK) cells instead of T cells. Here, we extend this concept to the interaction
between the trophoblast and NK cells in the maternal circulation. We suggest novel ways in which the trophoblast might
stimulate the maternal systemic inflammatory response, and how dysfunctional NK-cell activation could result in the
maternal syndrome of pre-eclampsia.

N Engl J Med. 2000 Jul 6;343(1):37-49.

The immune system. First of two parts.

Delves PJ1, Roitt IM.

Mammilations -
 Th2 Conditions
• Asthma - Th2 dominance • Chronic allergies, hay fever

• Chronic Fatigue Syndrome • Systemic Lupus (SLE)

• Chronic fungal infection • Scleroderma

• Ulcerative colitis • Inflammatory Bowel disease

• Depression • Multiple chemical sensitivity

• Fibromyalgia • Antiphospholipid syndrome

• Chronic sinusitis/rhinitis • Grave’s disease (hyperthyroid)

• Some forms of tumours • Parasite infection

 Th 1 Conditions
• Psoriasis • Primary Biliary Cirrhosis (PBC)

• Pain syndromes (including chronic • Ankylosing spondylitis

tendonitis)
• Sarcoidosis
• Crohn’s disease
• Granuloma annulare
• Multiple sclerosis
• Fever
• Type Autoimmune Diabetes
• Some researchers suggest Parkinson’s
• Lichen planus & Alzheimer’s are Th1 dominant

• Sjogren’s syndrome • Recurrent spontaneous miscarriage

• Hashimoto’s disease (AI hypothyroid)

• Chronic viral infection

 Cytokines in Th cell Responses
- Therapeutically be aware of Th pathway
dominance chronobiology
• Th1: • Th2:

• Interferon-gamma (IFN) • IL-4

suppresses IL-4
• IL-1 & IL-2
• TNF-beta
• Main partner cell:
Macrophage, CD8+ T cell
• IL-5
• IL-6
• IL-9, IL-10 & IL-13
• Main partner cell: B cell,
eosinophil (due to IL-4),
mast cells
• Peak production of the pro-inflammatory cytokines IL-1,
IL-2, IFN-gamma, TNF-beta all occurs during the night and
early hours when cortisol production is at lowest level

• The time of the Th1 responses explains why gastric pain,

RA flare-ups, Crohn’s disease, colds, dental pain are all
worse in the early morning
• Ref: Int Rev Immunol. 1998;16(5-6):635-49.The chronobiology of human cytokine production. Petrovsky, Harrison
 MAPA DO COLARETE SOBRE EXPERIÊNCIA GESTACIONAL,
REDE PNEI DE ADULTO E DOENÇAS CRÔNICAS

LEGENDA
0 - 1 Amígdala Cerebral, Depressão, Suprarrenais 3 - 4 Pâncreas, Disglicemia 6 - 7 Sono, Glândula Pineal, Melatonina
1 - 2 Coração, Tireoide, Hipocampo, Hipotálamo 4 - 5 Progesterona, Mucosa Intestinal, SOP, Testosterona 7 - 8 Estômago
2 - 3 Fígado, Tireoide, Ouvido 5 - 6 Progesterona, Útero, Endometriose 8 - 9 Suprarrenais, Alergias, Asma, Fadiga Crônica
Sinais na íris: * Reentrância do colarete em direção à pupila * Pigmento da Íris * Sulco Radial * Lacuna * Cripta * Aberturas no Colarete
Aviso: Não concebido como informação ou diagnóstico médico. Apenas para propósitos educativos. Apenas para tendências genéticas.

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 Prenatal Experience
• Our gestational development & prenatal experience form a
physical & psycho-emotional perspective

• Historical Perspective - Dr Michel Odent “Primal Health”, Pa

Nogier & others, Peter Mandel 1970s (colourpuncture), Dr
John Upledger (1980s-2002 in Cranio-sacral Therapy)

• This is now supported by modern research in neurobiology,

PNEI, psychology, embryology etc

• Positive &/or negative/traumatic events can imprint a tenden

to future behaviours & personality & future health conditions
(chronic disease for example) even the symbiotic/dysbiotic
balance of beneficial bacteria in the intestinal mucosa
 Prenatal Stress Studies
• Hundreds of studies have examined the impact of prenatal stress both in terms of the
future psyco-emotional, social and physical disease & epigenetic impact in future
juvenile, adolescent & adult life

• Prenatal stress & the programming of the HPA Axis, Glover et al, Neuroscience &
Biobehavioral Reviews 35 (2010)17-22

• Prenatal exposure to maternal psychosocial stress & HPA axid regulation in young
adults, Entringer et al. Horm Behav.55. 292-298

• Prenatal trauma & risk for chronic fatigue syndrome - association with neuroendocrine
dysfunction, Heim et al. Arch.Gen. Psychiatry 66, 72-80

• Exposure to stress hormones in the womb linked to adult mood disorders, Wellcome
TrustBlog, 2016 The uterine space is not just a physical space during our gestation

• Linking prenatal maternal adverstity to developmental outcomes in children: The role

of epigenetic pathways, Monk, Spicer, & Champagne, Dev Psychopathol. 2012 N;24 (4)
Mandel Pioneered Colourpuncture & the
Our Life Placed on the Skin

• Mandel Timeline on the skin

• St.John Timeline in Metamorphic Technique
on the Feet (Reflexology)
• Dr Lo Rito placed Mandel’s Timeline on the
Collarette in the iris after much research
found an anti-clockwise direction (counter-
clockwise) - Il Cronorischio
Modern Neurobiology & PNEI Studies in
Prenatal Trauma Impact for Adult Life

• Diabetes mellitus

• PCOS

• Endometriosis

• Crohn’s disease

• Depression

• Heart Disease

• Obesity & Metabolic Syndrome

 Why & When to use this prenatal system

• The presence of the gestational signs could help prioritize

other signs we see in all systems classical & modern for
the iris, BIP &/or conjunctiva vessels

• For example a sign between 5 to 6 months in utero on the

collarette could highlight or trigger the uterus lacuna or
crypt in the ciliary or pupillary zone when the Px feels an
emotionally absent or detached mother and then
develops endometriosis in later life (with a Progesterone
Resistance)

• A Px has orange (lipochrome) pigments throughout the

iris which are general & genetic, but an indentation of the
collarette in the 4th month in utero could trigger this
genetic experience with blood sugar disorders later
• The gestational signs show a deep impact
on and during the development of the
limbic system including:
• Amygdala
• Hippocampus
• Hypothalamus
 A HIERARQUIA E DESENVOLVIMENTO GESTACIONAL
DO SISTÊMA LÍMBICO

Hipotálamo

Hipocampo

Amigdala cerebral

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• Pigment - may intellectualise/over-anlayse the experience instead of feeling it or living it

• Radial furrow - Mn, Father figure, obstacle, nerve connection

• New Transversal - avoiding an experience - Spleen (self-limitation) or Gynecological (identity, suppressed

anger

• Liver - is not necessarily fully engaging with the problem head on, but finding motivation with different solutions,
an all or nothing personality

• Miosis - tend to be hypoactive in mind &  action, nervous strong, individual, can be distrusting, love winning &  
setting goals & plans, directed towards the material - social success etc in a couple two mitotic px can be too
competitive with each other, need to compare, be creative & fight

• Mydriasis - "asthenic", adrenal fatigue, very open, can be artistic, creative & childlike - looking at life & the world
in awe. melancholy, apathetic, too pen, two mydriatic people or a couple are usually challenged in getting
organised, practicals, feed on insights & beauty - and, palls, medo, very helpful, compliant, sweet disposition, they are
proposers 
A traumatic birth experience can result in shock & a fear in the early, - panic &
anxiety with hyperadrenal function in later life - allergies, anxiety, IBS, asthma,
chronic fatigue, food sensitivities, depression, TMJ Syndrome & insomnia can all
result

With this the amygdala is imprinted (Odent), adrenaline, activation of HPA Axis, >
histamine, >  PRL more likely in later life, < dopamine, 

The prenatal in utero experience for the Px goes anti- clockwise along the collarette
- as placed by Lo Rito

The grandparent and the grandchild’s life and prenatal experience follow the same
direction for the Px

The parents and children follow a clockwise direction in the above experience
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Hipocampo 5

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Amigdala cerebral

4 Hipotálamo
5 Hipocampo
6 Amigdala cerebral

Aviso: Não concebido como informação ou diagnóstico médico. Apenas para propósitos educativos. Apenas para tendências genéticas.

John Andrews MH, Ir, FGNI © 2017

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