What is Iridology?
It is very important to point out that the current allopathic, Western medical establishment does not fully understand how iris analysis (iridology) is properly used. The people that represent this allopathic paradigm do not understand what iridology can and cannot do.
Iridology
Most of what is known today about eye diagnosis has come to us from Germany, where this form of diagnosis has a very strong and reputable basis. Many
medical practitioners in Europe use eye diagnosis as part of their diagnostic armory. Over the past quarter of a century great advancements have been made in this science, and its acceptance and adoption by the European allopathic medical field is proof enough that it is indeed a formidable tool.
Iridology is the science and study of pathological and functional disturbances in the human body as indicated by abnormal markings and color changes in the iris of the eye, while revealing inflammation, where it is located and in what stage it is manifesting. The iris reveals bodily conditions as it relates to inherent weaknesses and levels of inflammation.
When we look into the eyes, we are looking for alteration in structure, color and markings. These different markings can indicate stresses and weaknesses in the body systems, which can cause imbalances. We cannot see disease by looking into the iris, neither can diseases be named by iris analysis; what we can see is physical deterioration via the nervous system. We can recognize toxins and their locations. These toxins create a breeding ground for bacteria, viruses, parasites and yeast.
Iridology is a preventative tool; it can be used as an early warning system. The goal of an Iridologist is to help people recognize areas that manifest toxic accumulation, and organ deterioration.
As Iridologists our ultimate goal is to reverse the CAUSES of the problem and not the symptoms. We do this by taking into consideration not only the physical aspects that are reflexed in the eye, but also the emotional, mental and spiritual aspects that tell us why we are having issues and what we need to do to overcome them.