Iridology
Iridology or Iris Analysis is the simple painless and non-invasive technique of examining the iris in each eye. If you look closely at each iris you will see a pattern of colours, textures and markings which is unique to that person and together these features form a map which gives the Iridologist valuable information about the persons inherited strengths and weaknesses and general state of well-being. Each part of the Iris relates to a particular area or system in the body and the genetic markings which have been passed from parents to children make it easy for the Iridologist to assess the constitution of the individual. Although Iris Analysis is not used to directly diagnose specific diseases, it does help in the identification of potential weaknesses often years before the symptoms become apparent. Together with other information gained during a consultation some signs within the iris help the assessment of the efficiency of various organs and body systems. This can be an extremely important aspect of Iridology because many illnesses occur because of an organ or body system imbalance - an Iridologist can reveal such causes. This makes Iridology invaluable in helping to decide the best course of action to take, and also in the planning of preventative treatment.
Iris examination involves the practioner examining the iris in each eye using illuminated lenses. Often digital photographs of the eye are taken so that the findings can be clearly shown on a computer screen and explained to the patient.
Therapist Christine Smart
