What is iridology?
Also known as iridology , it is a method used to diagnose potential illnesses and conditions in a person through the analysis of their iris. It is considered a highly accurate alternative diagnostic procedure that contributes to both preventive and curative medicine and can be complemented by scientific or natural treatments.
This method involves observing the iris and detecting abnormalities in its topography, texture, and coloration. This helps determine which organs may be affected or what diseases the patient may be predisposed to.
What is iridology used for?
It has very ancient origins, and since then, it has been considered to help determine a person's physical, emotional, and mental condition. Although there are no scientific studies supporting this method, iridological diagnosis is currently quite popular and widely used in alternative medicine. There are even many books published on this therapy.
Diagnosis by iris determines:
- The pathology that the patient previously had.
- The current pathology and the way in which the disease may evolve.
- The causes of diseases before they develop, in order to prevent them.
- The physical constitution of the patient.
- The state of each of the body's systems, its organs and weak points.
How does it work?
The iris is similar to a fingerprint; no two irises are alike. Its structure is very complex, as it contains countless nerve endings that are connected to all the body's tissues through the brain and nervous system. This is why each part of the iris is related to a different organ, and the graphic representation of this relationship is called an iridological map.
Topography of the Iris:
The most widely used and practical map is the one that divides the iris into 12 hours or 60 minutes. The iris is divided into 6 concentric circles and, in turn, into 12 radial sectors.
According to Gilbert Jausas, the radial sectors in the left eye divide clockwise, to the right. In the right eye, they divide counterclockwise, to the left. Each sector corresponds to the same organs in both the left and right eyes.
Each of the 12 sectors corresponds to specific organs, and Iridology helps us understand the connection between the iris and the rest of the body:
- Sector 1: brain, cerebellum and ear.
- Sector 2: bulb, hypophysis, larynx and hypolarynx.
- Sector 3: esophagus, thyroid, arm and shoulder.
- Sector 4: sinus, lung, bronchi and ribs.
- Sector 5: stomach.
- Sector 6: together with sector 5, the liver, bladder and colon.
- Sector 7: appendix, kidneys and adrenal glands.
- Sector 8: uterus or prostate, ovaries or testicles.
- Sector 9: bladder and pelvis.
- Sector 10: skin and mucous membranes.
- Sector 11: blood.
- Sector 12: lymph and fibroligamentary system.
An iridological map or chart is essential in iridology, as it helps professionals make a diagnosis.
Iris Texture:
Texture refers to the shape of the fibers that run radially from the pupil of the eye outward; it's also called the density of the iris's weave. The texture or density of the weave indicates the vitality, resistance, or deficiency of a person's body.
6 different textures can be distinguished:
- Very fine and solid iris
- Fine iris
- Common Iris
- Coarse or loose iris
- Vacuolar iris
- Lacunar iris
What are the Constitutional Typologies?
There are three main constitutional types, which are further subdivided into other types, as defined by iridology , which help determine the likelihood of developing diseases. These typologies are:
According to the color of the iris:
Some iridologists recognize only two iris colors and therefore two constitutions, while others define all three: Lymphatic, blue iris; Hematogenous or sanguineous, brown iris; and Biliary or mixed, green iris.
According to the structure of the iris stroma:
Neurogenic, lymphatic-neurogenic, conjunctive weakness, tetanic and glandular or endocrine.
According to the accumulation of toxins in the iris:
Hydrogenoid, ferrochromatic, uric acid, lipemic or cholesterol and rheumatic.
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The iriscope, also known as an iridoscope, is a digital analysis device used to examine the iris and assess whether there is any pathological problem that has not yet presented symptoms . The iris is a reflection of our physical state and constantly receives signals from all parts of our body. Thanks to this and the iriscope, different conditions in our body can be detected and treated promptly. The iriscope is a highly accurate tool and widely used by iridologists, naturopaths, and health professionals for the examination of the iris disc and sclera.
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How is the iris analyzed with the iriscope ?
This tool can be used to identify pathological tendencies, acute or chronic processes, injuries, favorable changes in diseases, among others, that are reflected in the iris.
Topographically, the iris is divided into 12 radial sectors (like a clock face) and 7 concentric rings. All the body's major organs are represented in a particular area of the iris; thus, as long as an organ remains stable, its iris area will also appear stable.
Benefits of 5MP Iriscope:
- It helps to find different pathologies in the body.
- Diseases such as endocrine insufficiency, heart and liver problems, diabetes, among others, can be treated.
- A pathological problem can be anticipated, even without symptoms.
- It is easy to use and transport.
