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Scientific research into iridology

Scientific research into iridology

Well-controlled scientific evaluation of iridology has shown entirely negative results, with all rigorous double blind tests failing to find any statistical significance to its claims.In 2015 the Australian Government’s Department of Health published the results of a review of alternative therapies that sought to determine if any were suitable for being covered by health insurance. Iridology was one of 17 therapies evaluated for which no clear evidence of effectiveness was found.A German study from 1957 which took more than 4,000 iris photographs of more than 1,000 people concluded that iridology was not useful as a diagnostic tool.In 1979, Bernard Jensen, a leading American iridologist, and two other iridology proponents failed to establish the basis of their practice when they examined photographs of the eyes of 143 patients in an attempt to determine which ones had kidney impairments. Of the patients, forty-eight had been diagnosed with kidney disease, and the rest had normal kidney function. Based on their analysis of the patients’ irises, the three iridologists could not detect which patients had kidney disease and which did not. One iridologist, for example, decided that 88% of the normal patients had kidney disease, while another judged through his iris analysis that 74% of patients who needed artificial kidney treatment were normal.

Another study was published in the British Medical Journal which selected 39 patients who were due to have their gall bladder removed the following day, because of suspected gallstones. The study also selected a group of people who did not have diseased gall bladders to act as a control. A group of 5 iridologists examined a series of slides of both groups’ irises. The iridologists could not correctly identify which patients had gall bladder problems and which had healthy gall bladders. For example, one of the iridologists diagnosed 49% of the patients with gall stones as having them and 51% as not having them. The author concluded:, “…Questo studio ha dimostrato che l'iridologia non è un utile aiuto diagnostico.”Edzard Ernst raised the question in 2000: “Does iridology work?This search strategy resulted in 77 publications on the subject of iridology. All of the uncontrolled studies and several of the unmasked experiments suggested that iridology was a valid diagnostic tool. The discussion that follows refers to the 4 controlled, masked evaluations of the diagnostic validity of iridology. In conclusion, few controlled studies with masked evaluation of diagnostic validity have been published. None have found any benefit from iridology.”

A 2005 study tested the usefulness of iridology in diagnosing common forms of cancer. An experienced iridology practitioner examined the eyes of 110 total subjects, of which 68 people had proven cancers of the breast, ovary, uterus, prostate, or colorectum, and 42 for whom there was no medical evidence of cancer. The practitioner, who was unaware of their gender or medical details, was asked to suggest a diagnosis for each person and his results were then compared with each subject’s known medical diagnosis. The study conclusion was that “Iridology was of no value in diagnosing the cancers investigated in this study.”

Here are the parts of the exam:

Here are the parts of the exam:

Exam Part I:

Email Ellen Jensen at ellen@lifestylecounsel.com and tell her you have registered with IIPA for Student Membership and for the Examination. She will then email you the Iris Evaluation Form.

On this form, you will analyze 10 people’s eyes. Then you will email the analysis back to her to be graded.
Exam Part II:

After you pass exam part one, your instructor, Ellen Jensen will email you a case study of one person’s eyes, which you will analyze and send back to her to be graded.

You will be notified if you have passed the exam, and then you will move to part three to request the final portion.
Exam Part III:

Once you have passed exam part two, the IIPA will mail its final written exam to a proctor of your choice. The proctor could be a librarian, school teacher, or notary. You will then need to take and pass the final written exam as administered by the proctor. The exam is open book and when completed should be mailed back to IIPA for grading. You are allowed to use our course textbook and chart for the exam.

Here are the parts of the exam:
Exam Part I:

Email Ellen Jensen at ellen@lifestylecounsel.com and tell her you have registered with IIPA for Student Membership and for the Examination. She will then email you the Iris Evaluation Form.

On this form, you will analyze 10 people’s eyes. Then you will email the analysis back to her to be graded.
Exam Part II:

After you pass exam part one, your instructor, Ellen Jensen will email you a case study of one person’s eyes, which you will analyze and send back to her to be graded.

You will be notified if you have passed the exam, and then you will move to part three to request the final portion.
Exam Part III:

Once you have passed exam part two, the IIPA will mail its final written exam to a proctor of your choice. The proctor could be a librarian, school teacher, or notary. You will then need to take and pass the final written exam as administered by the proctor. The exam is open book and when completed should be mailed back to IIPA for grading. You are allowed to use our course textbook and chart for the exam.

Here are the parts of the exam:
Exam Part I:

Email Ellen Jensen at ellen@lifestylecounsel.com and tell her you have registered with IIPA for Student Membership and for the Examination. She will then email you the Iris Evaluation Form.

On this form, you will analyze 10 people’s eyes. Then you will email the analysis back to her to be graded.
Exam Part II:

After you pass exam part one, your instructor, Ellen Jensen will email you a case study of one person’s eyes, which you will analyze and send back to her to be graded.

You will be notified if you have passed the exam, and then you will move to part three to request the final portion.
Exam Part III:

Once you have passed exam part two, the IIPA will mail its final written exam to a proctor of your choice. The proctor could be a librarian, school teacher, or notary. You will then need to take and pass the final written exam as administered by the proctor. The exam is open book and when completed should be mailed back to IIPA for grading. You are allowed to use our course textbook and chart for the exam.

Here are the parts of the exam:
Exam Part I:

Email Ellen Jensen at ellen@lifestylecounsel.com and tell her you have registered with IIPA for Student Membership and for the Examination. She will then email you the Iris Evaluation Form.

On this form, you will analyze 10 people’s eyes. Then you will email the analysis back to her to be graded.
Exam Part II:

After you pass exam part one, your instructor, Ellen Jensen will email you a case study of one person’s eyes, which you will analyze and send back to her to be graded.

You will be notified if you have passed the exam, and then you will move to part three to request the final portion.
Exam Part III:

Once you have passed exam part two, the IIPA will mail its final written exam to a proctor of your choice. The proctor could be a librarian, school teacher, or notary. You will then need to take and pass the final written exam as administered by the proctor. The exam is open book and when completed should be mailed back to IIPA for grading. You are allowed to use our course textbook and chart for the exam.

Storia dell'iridologia

Storia dell'iridologia

Sebbene la scienza dell’Iridologia abbia almeno 3.000 anni e sia utilizzata in tutto il mondo, è ancora essenzialmente un “gigante dormiente” negli Stati Uniti, ma sta crescendo in riconoscimento e accettazione abbastanza rapidamente. I documenti più antichi scoperti fino ad oggi hanno dimostrato che una forma di interpretazione dell'iride veniva utilizzata nell'antica Cina già 3.000 anni fa, o 1.000 a.C. Due uomini “riscoprirono” l’idea dell’analisi dell’iride nel diciannovesimo secolo e sono entrambi considerati i moderni “padri dell’iridologia”. Questi erano il dottor Ignatz von Peczely della Germania e Nils Liljequst, un sacerdote svedese. Nel corso degli anni altri hanno contribuito notevolmente alla ricerca e allo sviluppo della comprensione dell'iride. Il "padre dell'iridologia" negli Stati Uniti è il dottor Bernard Jensen. Prima della sua morte nel 2001 (all'età di 92 anni), ha scritto numerosi libri su Iridologia, nutrizione e salute; e ha trascorso innumerevoli ore a tenere conferenze e insegnare.

Cos'è l'iridologia?

Cos'è l'iridologia?

L'iridologia (a volte chiamata diagnosi dell'iride) si basa sulla bizzarra convinzione che ciascuna zona del corpo sia rappresentata da un'area corrispondente nell'iride dell'occhio (l'area colorata attorno alla pupilla). Secondo questo punto di vista, lo stato di salute e di malattia di una persona può essere diagnosticato dal colore, dalla consistenza e dalla posizione delle varie macchie di pigmento negli occhi. I professionisti dell'iridologia affermano di diagnosticare “squilibri” che possono essere trattati con vitamine, minerali, erbe e prodotti simili. Alcuni sostengono anche che i segni sugli occhi possano rivelare una storia completa di malattie passate e di trattamenti precedenti. Un libro di testo, ad esempio, afferma che un triangolo bianco nell'area appropriata indica un'appendicite, ma un puntino nero indica che l'appendice è stata rimossa chirurgicamente. Le carte iridologiche, di cui ne esistono dozzine, variano in qualche modo nella posizione e nell'interpretazione dei segni dell'iride. Alcuni iridologi utilizzano un computer per aiutarli ad analizzare le fotografie degli occhi e selezionare i prodotti che consigliano. La sclerologia è simile all'iridologia ma interpreta la forma e la condizione dei vasi sanguigni sulla porzione bianca (sclera) del bulbo oculare.

About Ellen and Infinite iridology

About Ellen and Infinite iridology

Like her mentor Dr. Bernard Jensen, Ellen has had a great love for Iridology.
Her father-in-law, Dr. Bernard Jensen, is known worldwide as the “Father of American Iridology”.

Ellen Tart-Jensen, Ph.D., D.Sc. C.C.I.I. studied the science of Iridology for several years with the legendary natural healer, Dr. Bernard Jensen, at the Hidden Valley Health Ranch in California. Ellen became Dr. Jensen’s protégé, learning all that he had to teach in the fields of Iridology, and Nutrition and is the only person who has written permission from Dr. Bernard Jensen to place his seal on his iridology certificates.

Ellen has studied and worked in the field of iridology and natural healing for nearly 30 years. She is now an internationally recognized authority on iridology and “Whole-istic” health. Ellen’s e-books and educational courses in iridology are used by natural healing schools and students around the world. She is renowned for her work in Comprehensive Iridology™.
About Infinite Iris

Infinite Iris through myinfiniteiris.com promotes the study of Iridology, as taught by world renowned Iridologist Ellen Tart-Jensen.

The goal of Infinite Iris is to educate students and offer Iridology training through the proper use and application of Iridology with up to date and accurate information. Myinfiniteiris.com will become a major education portal, which discusses new information, new textbooks, e-books, classes and media, as they pertain to the study of Iridology.

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