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3.5 The Lymphatic Circulatory The Lymphatic Circulatory is the 6th ring of the seven-zones The lymphatic system is an important part of the immune system of our body, including blood cells, spleen, lymph nodes and some glands (such as the thymus). Its main function is to protect the body to disease or from harmful substances in the body. Location: The Lymphatic Circulatory Ring is located at 1/3 of the iris from outermost edge. It …
Illustration of Iridology -3.4 Internal Organ The Internal Organ ring is the fourth and fifth rings of the seven-zones Humans are composed of cells, which form tissues and organ, and are an organic body to flourish and multiply of life. Location: The 4th and 5th rings of the seven-zones are located at between the outer edge of the ANW ring to 2/3 of the inner edge …
Illustration of Iridology -33. The Autonomic Nerve Wreath (ANW) The Autonomic Nerve Wreath is the third ring of the seven- zones Location: The Autonomic Nerve Wreath is close to the Intestinal Ring and is located at 1/3 of the iris from the inner edge. It is the boundary between the Intestinal Ring and Internal Organs Ring. It is the vegetative nervous system of the body. Phenomenon: When the organs …
Illustration of Iridology – Chapter 3.2: 3.1 Stomach Ring The Colon and Intestine Ring is the second ring among the seven zones. Location: The Colon and Intestine Ring spans from the outer edge of the pupil to one-third of the inner edge of the iris. The reflex zones for the intestines in the left and right eyes are as follows: …
<<Illustration of Iridology>>-Chapter 3.1Stomach Ring 3.1Stomach Ring Stomach Ring is the first ring of the seven-zones Location: It locates at the junction of the pupil and the iris, it reflexes the health of the stomach. The cardia is in the left eye reflex zone and the pylorus is in the right eye reflex zone. Phenomenon: The Stomach Ring is a …
<<Illustration of Iridology>> – Chapter 3: The Seven Zones of the Iris Chapter 3: The Seven Zones of the Iris The technique of iris analysis divides the surface of the iris laterally, from the inside outward, into seven concentric zones. Certain organs are positioned either along the demarcation lines of these zones or within the zones themselves. The seven …
