iridology
SKU: constitutionchart Thirty-Four variations of iris constitutions, sub-types and associated treatment principles. From the standpoint of prevention, the identification of a disease process in the pre-clinical phase is more desirable than long-term therapy for damaged organs and tissue systems. This can be achieved by accurately identifying the constitution and the reactive capabilities of the patient with consideration of environmental and …
1: Introduction to Iridology: This book introduces the roots of Iridology going back to findings in Tutankhamen’s tomb toward current technological advancements. With the absence of magnifying optical devices, impossibility of fixing the image and, especially, the basis of its quantitative analysis, confined the abilities of past researchers. Results obtained by scientists especially during the last 15-20 years have increased …
CNRI.EDU Iridology Course Description & Objectives This course will present a comprehensive overview of the Iridological sciences while exploring the continuum of research & development ranging from existing Iridodiagnostic principles to current theories and applications. Students will additionally explore the implications of utilizing Iridology as an adjunctive diagnostic modality in North America. This course will examine contemporary issues such as …
Iridology Pioneers Listed here are some remarkable pioneers who have made a great impact to the study & development of Iridology. Pastor Felke of Germany (1856 – 1926)Work published: “The Eye: Diagnosis Based Upon the Principles of Pastor Felke by E. Muller”. Henry Edward Lane, MD (Also known as Dr. H.E. Lahn) – Native of Austria although practiced in a …
Adaptive Rings and Arcs of the Iris Adaptive rings and arcs are described as contraction and cardiac; nerve rings are arc-shaped or circular hollows in the iris stroma. In the overwhelming majority of cases, these rings and arcs are located in the ciliary belt and very rarely in the pupillary belt. They can be bright or dark, narrow or wide, …
Pupil Deformations Deformations of the pupil are primarily changes that are affecting the inner margin of the iris by paralysis or irritation of the nerves controlling the muscles of the iris. Total deformation, in that the natural form diverges toward an oval shape, is believed to suggest a disturbance with the central nerve association. Partial deformation, or sectoral flattening, is …
