"Here are my opinions about solar return charts. I do want to make it known that I was not raised to run solar return charts. My first astrology teacher, Press Roberts, felt that all prediction could be garnered through a combination of progressions and transits. He dismissed solar returns as being a waste of time, as they were just transits anyway. My current teacher, Noel Tyl, doesn't like solar returns because he had some unfortunate experiences that resulted from too much stock being placed on a solar return that was predicated on an erroneous assumption.

Using astrology, you can determine many things about your life and what you’re predisposed to, health being one of them. Understanding your natal chart, a snapshot of the planets and certain points when you’re born, can help you to better understand what you may need to focus more on and hopefully, improve your quality of life.

With diabetes, the two most important planets in your chart to look at are Venus and the Moon. Venus rules the kidneys, and the Moon rules the pancreas, hence their importance for a diabetic.

The Native is suffering from severe wheezing since young age. Wheezing is the sign of a lung problem, an inflammation to the air passages (bronchitis) usually associated with asthma. An astrology analysis.

"It’s a fairly important element of the SR: it tells where you’ll find your main resources during the twelve months to which the Solar Return refers. You’ll see that the help of Jupiter will be crucial for the overall result for the year. Jupiter may give you a helping hand both in a propulsive way (it gives a trump card for a precise play) and by acting as a kind of guardian angel (it restrains the damage of a certain situation). Yet, you should keep an eye on the way Jupiter ‘works’ in the following three Houses: the second, the seventh, and the eighth.

"After having analyzed some diseases of the sleep from an astrological point of view (Ricerca '90 n. 25), now we get further into the delicate cerebral mechanisms so to study astrologically a very widespread (more than it is believed to be) misfunction: epilepsy.