Iridology in Practice: Revealing the Secrets of the Eye

by Miriam Garber Ph.D., MBMD, Dip. H.Ir.

Overview

This powerful diagnostic tool is becoming more widespread and practitioners and laypeople alike can turn to 'Iridology in Practice' to further their understanding of the available information for maximum benefit. Beyond the technical aspects of iridology, this book also presents a holistic approach to wellness of body, mind, and soul, where the author draws on her twenty years of practical experience in complementary medicine.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781591203605
Publisher:	TURNER PUB CO
Publication date:	11/15/2013
Pages:	178
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 8.90(h) x 0.60(d)

About the Author

Written by a multi-disciplinary holistic therapist and natural-healing teacher with nearly two decades of experience, Iridology in Practice provides an in-depth, educational exploration of an up-and-coming area of alternative medicine. Based on years of intensive research, the author presents a comprehensive discussion and photographs of eyes for an illustrated analysis of the theory and practice of iridology.

Table of Contents

Acknowledgments xix

Introduction 1

Part 1 Iridology Explained

Chapter 1 What is Iridology? 5

Why Markings Appear in the Eye and How They Correspond to the Body 5

What Iridology Can and Cannot Reveal 7

The History of Iridology 8

Anatomy of the Eye 12

Tools for Eye Examination 14

Stroma: The Structure of the Fibers of the Iris 15

Transverse: Fibers That Cross the Stroma 16

Chapter 2 The Constitutions 19

Description of the Constitutions 20

A The Lymphatic Group 22

A1 Pure Lymphatic Type 22

A2 Hydrogenoidic Type 24

A3 Uric Acid Diathesis 27

A4 Connective Tissue Weakness 31

A5 Neurogenic Type 34

B The Haematogenic Group 36

B1 Pure Haematogenic Type 36

B2 Tetanic Type with Contraction Furrows 38

C The Mixed Group 40

C1a One-Third Haematogenic and Two-Thirds Lymphatic Characteristics 40

C1b Two-Thirds Haematogenic and One-Third Lymphatic Characteristics 42

Part 2 Markings in the Iris

Chapter 3 Divisions of the Iris 45

Chapter 4 The Digestive System 47

The Stomach 47

The Intestines 50

Collarette-Intestinal Border 53

Central Lymphatic System 55

Autonomic Nervous System 56

Spinal Vertebrae Nerves 57

Chapter 5 Lacunae 59

The Structure of the Lacunae 59

How to Interpret Lacunae 60

Types of Lacunae 61

Chapter 6 Intoxification 69

Chapter 7 Central Heterochromia 71

Chapter 8 Rings On The Iris 73

Sodium Ring 73

Lymphatic Ring 77

Scurf Rim 79

Allergy Ring 81

Anemia Ring 83

Chapter 9 The Pupils 85

Cataract 89

Glaucoma 90

Changes in Pupil Shape 91

Flattening of the Pupil 93

The Rim of the Pupil and Inner Papillary Border 95

Asthenia Ring (Weakness) 96

Absorption Ring 97

Shadow Ring 97

Hormone Ring (Glands) 98

Neurosthenia Ring 99

Diabetes Ring 99

Serrated Pupil 100

Positioning of the Pupils 101

Chapter 10 Pigments 103

Pigments, Interpretation of Color 105

Chapter 11 Radii Solaris 109

Chapter 12 Contraction Furrows 111

Chapter 13 Precancerous Markings 115

Part 3 Complementary Information

Chapter 14 An Introduction to Sclerology 123

The Markings 123

Iridology and Sclerology 124

Chapter 15 Techniques of Eye Examinations 127

Professional Etiquette 127

The Examination Tools 128

Chapter 16 Foods That Cause Allergies and Sensitivity 129

Chapter 17 Case Studies-Images and Discussions 131

Case Study No. 1 131

Case Study No. 2 132

Case Study No. 3 133

Case Study No. 4 134

Case Study No. 5 134

Conclusion 137

Appendices

A Foundations of an Ideal Lifestyle According to the Holistic Approach of Neil Graham 139

B The Twelve Bodily Systems and Their Functions 141

C Minerals Categorized by Organ Utilization 143

D Personality Analysis Through Examination 145

References 147

Index 149

About the Author 155