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Definition Iridologist [n. iridologist < iridology] Practitioner iridology. In Germany irisdiagnostics became popular because of pastor Emanuel Felke (1856-1926).* Other German iridologists were Prof. dr. Rudolf Schnabel (1882-1952), Dr. Walter Lang and Josef Deck who demonstrated the clinical reliability of iridology; this could be the reason that in Germany iridology is widely accepted and known Iridology [n. iridology \ astrology …
Iris is the Greek name of the goddess of the rainbow. Ology also comes from Greek meaning study of, therefore iridology, literally translated means study of the colours of the eye. The Greeks noticed there were different markings and colours in eyes and Irides were mentioned in the works of Hippocrates and Philostratus. Early pioneers in modern day iridology recorded …
Behavioural Iridology determines a person’s personality type. People have different ways of being and different needs, different modes of learning and different ways of expression. Behavioural iridology is used to assist clients to become aware of their emotions and beliefs to create greater self awareness to aid recovery and healing from within as many physical diseases stem from self-limiting patterns …
Discover The Causes of Disease Processes Through Computerised Iridology. Computerised Iridology is the Science and practice of Constitutional Iris Diagnosis. The constitution represents the whole of an individuals inherited and acquired characteristics. It also portrays the reactive potential of an individual in establishing the capability for adaptation.The strength of an individual’s constitution is proportional to the integrity of the iris …
Iridology Iridology is a quick, accurate, non-invasive system of health analysis through the examination of the coloured part of the eye known as the iris. Iridology is also the art and science of analyzing the colour and structure of the iris to gain valuable health information. The eyes, long considered to be the “mirrors of the souls”, are now acknowledged …
