Commentaries In The Sclera: Epilepsy
Head Zone: Left Sclera: Focus Nerve Disorder (Epilepsy)
Person: Female, Born 5.12.34
Presenting Chief Complaints: Epilepsy (frequent grand mal episodes, little help from medication), Headaches, Poor Digestion, and many others not reflected in this one quadrant.
Commentary: There are two important stress lines in this head quadrant. One is the complex markings involving the "Y" line at 11:00 and the resulting "pocket" between 9:45 and 11:00 with the extending line that ends in a small spiral. The second is the bold line originating at 2:00 and curving in toward the iris. Together, these lines give some insight to this case.
Epileptic patterns register in either or both eyes. Generally, they register in the nerve region of the right eye which is found at 9:30 to 11:15. However, a smaller percentage of epileptic patterns appear in the left eye, usually at the same 9:45 to 11:15 area. Thus, the common area that registers epilepsy is not a symmetrical reflection in both eyes. The general stress pattern has peculiar affinities for where it registers. I have, personally, never seen an epileptic pattern appear in the left eye in the outer portion (12:30 to 2:00), but it is possible, because in that area, too, the brain-nerves register.
In any case, here is an epileptic pattern in the left eye. This is the case because there were no significant stress lines in the appropriate zone in the right eye. Also, as this case improved, these lines in the left eye changed and showed improvement.
Here we find significant stress in the motor nerve area with the complex stress and pocket lines. A question that quickly arises is, is this simply a genetic, unavoidable epilepsy stress pattern, or is there a physical, treatable cause? Or, as in the case of many chronic illnesses, there are multiple etiologies: the genetic predisposition and other "causes" that allow the genetic predisposition to manifest.
One concern that arises with the "pocket" area is the possibility of parasites, bacteria, or some inflammatory process. In further testing, the person showed to have both micro-parasitic involvement and bacterial involvement. Natural therapies were provided to address this over a 60-day period with a 20% reduction of the frequency of grand mal episodes and less severity of episodes.
As a result of this therapy, the "pocket" area broke up. The squiggly, congestion portion of the pocket lightened and faded in the 9:45 area. This resulted in the viewer's left fork of the 11:30 "Y" remaining as a stress line that ended in a spiral.
During this time, the person began consulting with a chiropractor for the neck stress line in the 2:00 area. The chiropractor diagnosed subluxation and torque of the cervical vertebrae including misalignment of the atlas. As that treatment continued into its third week, there was noticeable lightening of the line, and great reduction in the epileptic episodes.
Further nutritional support was provided in the form of supplements. Coffee was removed from the diet. And the epileptic episodes, headaches, and their severity greatly diminished. The status after six months of nutritional therapy was that there had been only one brief epileptic episode.
During the episode, watchful family members reported that her thumbs went inside her closed fist. This insight prompted effective homeopathic treatment. At this time, she has been seven months without a seizure. No medication is being used.
Follow up at 16 months. Continues to be free of seizures.
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