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Causational Scleragraphics with Dr. Jack Tips www.sclerology-institute.org

Adrenal Glands

Chart indicating the location of the right and left adrenal gland zones.


Adrenal Glands

Left eye, inferior view. The adrenal stress is registered here at the fork of the Y and the line continues to become a traveling line and join with the thyroid (not pictured).


Adrenal Glands

Adrenal GLAND Stress

Adrenal NERVE Stress

Adrenal/Thyroid Fatigue

Adrenal/ThymusFatigue

Adrenal Affecting Spleen

Adrenal/Pituitary Fatigue

Adrenal & Kidney Stress

Examples Of Adrenal Stress


Adrenal Glands

Right eye, Inferior view. Here we see two lines that emanate from the adrenal/kidney zones. One is a congestion line and one is a medium stress line.


Adrenal Glands

Left eye, inferior view. The easily observable line at 6:00 is a kidney line, but below the kidney line is a separate, finer adrenal line that is easily missed unless the Sclerologist seeks all the information in the eye.


Adrenal Glands

Left eye, inferior view. An adrenal line separate from the kidney line. Note, both lines originate near 6:15.


Adrenal Glands

Left eye, inferior view. Adrenal disregulation of pH indicated by ‘alkalosis’ flush.


Urinary Bladder

Chart indicating the location of bladder zones in sclera.


Urinary Bladder

Bladder Zone. The left foot portrays a bladder area puffiness. The right foot portrays abladder prolapse.

Common bladder stress lines.


Urinary Bladder

At the 6:00 position notice the low congestion line. This is a bladder meridian congestion pattern that results in a susceptibility to bladder-related symptoms.

Kidney line extending to bladder indicating urinary system stress.


Urinary Bladder

Bladder - Chronic Irritation

Infection Pocket Alkaline -Infection Prone

Abdomen Infection (too large an area)

Male/Female Infection (too high an area)

Bladder (bacteria) Infection

Examples of what Bladder Stress lines may look like.


Colon (Large Intestine)

Chart indicating the location of colon information in the sclera.



Chart depicting the colon's reflex zones as they relate to other organs in the body.



Tapeworm lines appear in the abdominal region, and more specifically in the colon reflex zone.

Right foot. Tracks (short, thick lines) indicating a migration between the bowel and liver.



Appendicitis Toxicity, Transverse Colon

Diverticulitis

Hemmorrhoids Colon effecting spleen

Congestion, lymph, Dysbiosis

Examples of what Bladder Stress lines may look like.

Infection Pockets

Alkaline pH


Heart

Chart indicating the location of the heart reflex in the sclera.


Heart

Left eye, lateral view. Heart zone. Near the iris, we see at 3:00 a benign build up of sclera material (pinguicula) right over the heart zone. We also see the yellowish cast to the sclera.


Heart

Left eye, lateral view.


Heart

Heart Zone. Heart line with vena cava extension reveals cardiovascular impingement, often a result of venous congestion and possibly the atherosclerotic processes of the arteries.


Heart

Bottom of heart zone shows bundle branch. A line configuration only in the lower heart zone depicts bundle branch nerve stress.

Bundle branch stress (X-line) with general nerve stress (fan or sunburst pattern).


Heart

Left liver lobe affecting heart

Blood vessels to heart congested

Blood clot at entrance to heart

Degenerative area

Myocarditis Impending heart attack

Typical lines and insights that affect the heart zone.

Plaque

Rheumatic fever damaged heart


Kidneys

Chart indicating the location of the Kidney information in the sclera.


Kidneys

Kidney Zone. Exemplary kidney stress lines.


Kidneys

Left eye, inferior view. Kidney stress line emerging from pocket line.


Kidneys

Simple stress (day to day work) either eye

Poor circulation (either eye)

Infection (either eye)

Protein damage (either eye)

Resting (either eye)

Stone(either eye)

Sample stress lines that typically appear in the kidney zone.

Calculi(either eye)

Stones(either eye)


Liver/Gall Bladder

Chart indicating the location of liver/gall bladder information in the sclera.


Liver/Gall Bladder

Right sclera, inferior view. The classic liver line forms via the domino effect presented in The Healing Triad: Your Liver-Your Lifeline starting with the colon reflex near 6:00 and extending into the liver zone.


Liver/Gall Bladder

Right sclera, inferior view.


Liver/Gall Bladder

Left eye, lateral view.


Liver/Gall BladderSample stress lines that typically appear in the liver zone.

Liver Stress Food Allergy Gall Bladder Stress

Gall Stones Liver Inflamation Cirrhosis

Toxic Condition

Fatty Congested Liver

Biliary Colic Hepatic Flecture Toxicity

Portal System Congestion

Alcohol Abuse


Liver/Gall Bladder

Liver Zone.


Liver/Gall Bladder

The liver mapped out according to bio-energetic regions. The lower region includes the gall bladder.

Liver lines.


Liver/Gall Bladder

Line to lower part of liver – stress on the biliary system. Poor quality of bile.

Line to middle part of liver –trouble recycling hormones. Associated with symptoms such as sore breasts before menses, pre-menstrual syndrome, uterine fibroids, endometriosis, and fibrocystic breasts.


Liver/Gall Bladder

Line to upper part of liver – affected by alcohol, marijuana. Person has difficulty with vitamins B-12 and folic acid. Can be stressed in anemia.

Line to left liver lobe. Often associated with allergies, both food and airborne.


Pancreas

Chart indicating the location of the pancreas in the sclera.


Pancreas

Right eye, inferior view.


Pancreas

Right Sclera, inferior view.


Pancreas

Hypoglycemia Diabetes Low Enzyme Production

Sample stress lines that typically appear in the kidney zone.

Pancreatitis


Pancreas

The Pancreas Zone.

Pancreas lines. Parallel lines and “Y” lines in the pancreas zone reflect severe pancreatic distress.


Pancreas

Right foot. Amalaseenzyme indicator (outside portion of pancreas zone).

Right foot. Lipase enzyme indicator (inside portion of pancreas zone). Note the fork of the “Y is in the inside portion.


Pancreas

Right foot. Lipase indicator coupled with gall bladder registration.

Left foot. Protease enzyme area of pancreas zone.


Pancreas

Left foot. Insulin, glucagons hormone indicator area (outside portion of pancreas zone).

Left foot. Pancreas’ hormone zone stress connecting with adrenal zone depicting an excessive stress response and overproduction of cortisol.


Stomach

Location of stomach areas in the sclera.


Stomach

Right sclera, inferior view.


Stomach

Left sclera, inferior view.


Stomach

Left sclera, superior view.


Stomach

Right sclera, superior view.


StomachSample stress lines that typically appear in the liver zone.

Nervous Stomach Ulcer, Upper Area (Peptic)

Ulcer, Duodenal

Cardiac Valve Stress, Constipation

Ulcer, Lower Area

Pockets in Esophagus

Tipped Stomach

Tipped Stomach

Nerve Charge Nasal Pharynx Irritates Stomach

Nasal Pharynx Irritates Stomach

Area of Degeneration


Stomach

The Stomach Zone.

Stomach line, right foot


Stomach

Stomach line, left foot


Stomach

High stomach line


Stomach

Line: A stomach line under a callous.Meaning: Digestive enzyme depletion.

Line: A curved stomach lineMeaning: Hydrochloric acid deficiency


Stomach

Line: A “Y” stomach lineMeaning: Hyper-acidic, ulcer concerns, helicobacter pylori especially if fine lines

Line: Parallel stomach linesMeaning: Weak stomach, loss of tissue integrity, stretched stomach from overeating


Stomach

Line: “X” stomach lineMeaning: Long term stomach stress, ulcer concern

Line: Vertical line (X) crossing stomach lineMeaning: Enzyme deficiency. Inability of parietal cells to manufacture hydrochloric acid due to overuse, poor calcium assimilation, history of ulcer, depletion of digestive faculties


Thyroid

Location of Thyroid and Para-Thyroid Glands in the Sclera.


Thyroid

Thyroid/Parathyroid Zone.

The right foot registers a thyroid stress pattern. The left foot registers a thyroid/parathyroid stress pattern.


Thyroid

Left sclera, medial view. A simple thyroid stress line.


Thyroid

Normal Stress(either eye)

Congestion (either eye)

Adhesions (either eye)

Thyroid/Adrenal Fatigue

Thyroid/Pituitary Stress

Infection Pocket(either eye)

Examples of how thyroid stress lines might appear in the sclera.

Bacterial Infection(either eye)

Iodine Intolerance

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