Fisiologia speciale della retina e la causa della miopia

What is the psychosomatic cause of myopia, hypermetropia, and the so-called scotomi, that is, those black spots that sometimes appear in the field of vision? Let's find out in the model of the five biological laws. First, this page is about an etiological model that explains the psychological causes of the so-called diseases. To follow this approach, it is essential to have familiarity with the matter. So I leave you in the description several links to go and study to have a theoretical basis to understand this video. The eye is an extraordinarily complex organ, and for this reason the discretion that the knowledge of the five biological laws brings on tissues and their function represents a revolution in medical diagnosis. Within the limits of my little oculistic knowledge and of this video channel, I will try to simplify the eye in a simplified way, based on the embryonic origin of the tissues that make it up, the cerebral innervation, and the function to which they are assigned based on the third biological law. This preliminary work is necessary to honor the precision of which the five biological laws require, in order to avoid as much as possible to go hunting for conflicts a bit at random and to make interpretations without contact with reality. So you will find in the etiology menu of 5lebi magazine the different tissues and senses that concern the eye. But today we are talking about retina, a tissue of ectodermal origin that covers the bottom of the ocular bulb, whose function is the reception of the light signal, which is translated into a nervous signal. Innervated by the occipital cortex, in the active phase the retina ulcers, generally without obvious symptoms, while in PCLA it swells and repairs, as if by hand. During this phase, around the epileptoid crisis, there may be scotomi, which are then those black spots that suddenly appear in the visual field. As often happens, a long process of retinitis, with repeated ulcerations and repairs, produces healing residues that harden the tissue, create contractions and deform the surface, thus also deforming the ocular bulb. As a result, the focal distance changes over time, producing symptoms such as myopia, that is, when the focal distance is elongated, and hypermetropia, that is, when the focal distance is shortened, precisely because of this deformation of the bulb. But what is the biological perception with which the body reacts with this special physiology? The perception is fear in the nape, that is, an anxiety of a danger that comes from behind. It is a bit on the false line of the perception of the watered-down beast, as we call it, to which, however, the vitreous body responds. And then the functional reduction of certain portions of the retina would aim to reduce the visual field in a certain direction. This is particularly useful for predatory animals, which have a 360-degree vision, but when they have to run away from the predator, they need to narrow the front visual field to focus on the escape route until they are saved. When the symptom is more present in the right-facing visual field than on the left, for example, I see black spots in the right-facing visual field, but not on the left, then you can consider laterality. So if it happens on the dominant side, it is fear in the nape in relation to the father, the partner, the brother, etc. If, on the other hand, it is on the non-dominant side, it will be in relation to the mother or children. The fear in the continuous and recidivist nape, which then leads to myopia and permetropia, in any case the deformation of the bulb, for a child can be, for example, the feeling of being constantly frightened by the control of a teacher or by the control of a parent. Be careful there, you're making a mistake! Hey, what are you doing? Are you doing your homework or not? This feeling of being attacked by something coming from behind. And I have to be careful. This video is an adaptation of the text extracted from the book La Fisiologia Speciale, which you can study to deepen and learn how to apply this matter.