iridology Education
What is Iridology? An Interview By Jane Thurnell-Read The origins of iridology sound almost like a fairy tale, but they are true. In 1837 a Hungarian boy called Ignatz von Peczely found an owl with a broken leg. He noticed that it had a black mark in its iris (the coloured part of image of Peter and Angelathe eye), and …
WHAT the IRIDOLOGY? WHAT IS IRIDOLOGY? Iridology is the scientific analysis of patterns and structures in the iris of the eye which locates areas and stages of inflammation throughout the body. The iris is the portion of the eye showing color. It reveals body constitution, inherent strengths and weaknesses, health levels, and transitions that take place in a person’s body …
Iridology – Your Unique Body M Iridology – Your Unique Body Map Quite simply, Iridology involves the examination of the iris. (The iris is the coloured part of the eye.) Each iris is completely unique. It provides the genetic blueprint to the body. People can acquire inherited physical weaknesses that may have affected previous family members. These can be detected through Iridology. By examining the …
iridology eyball.jpg (17855 bytes)Iridology is the study of the iris to diagnose disease. Iridology is based on the questionable assumption that every organ in the human body has a corresponding location within the iris and that one can determine whether an organ is healthy or diseased by examining the iris rather than the organ itself. Medical doctors see the iris …
What is Iridology? Iridology is an alternative medical discipline which involves the diagnosis of disease by studying the iris of the eye. According to iridologists, the areas of the eye correspond to bodily systems and areas of the body. Changes in the iris, they say, can reflect problems in that area of the body. Iridology is not a method of treatment, nor …
Reflexology is an alternative therapy based on massage of the feet. The idea is that parts of the body can be mapped onto areas of the feet. There is no known mechanism by which massaging the feet can affect other parts of the body (other than the simple soothing and relaxing effect that any massage gives) and no evidence that …
