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Therapy Definitions
Iridology
Iridology, also called iris analysis or iris diagnosis, is the study of the
iris (the coloured part of the eye). Iris "readings" are made by iridologists to
assess a person's health picture (physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual)
and guide them to take measures to improve their health.
Iridologists claim that by studying the patterns of a person's iris, they can
provide helpful and accurate health and wellness information. Iridology is a
holistic endeavour in that it addresses the person's whole being in the reading.
The range of information gleaned encompasses physical, emotional, mental, and
spiritual aspects of the person's health picture. In addition to assessing the
person's general level of health, readings can reveal other data, including
energy quotients; internal areas of irritation, degeneration, injury, or
inflammation; nutritional and chemical imbalances; accumulation of toxins; life
transitions; and subconscious tensions. Iridologists maintain that the eyes
reveal information about the person's physical and emotional constitution, such
as inherited weaknesses and risks to which the person may be prone. Strengths
may also be revealed, including inherited emotional tendencies from which the
person derives particular talents. Cleansing and healing can be verified by
changes in the iris. By looking for certain signs such as healing lines,
iridologists obtain information about previous health problems and injuries and
discover what may have gone wrong in the person's past.
An iridology reading reflects the causes of problems, not symptoms. It may,
iridologists claim, reveal that organs or systems are overstressed or
predisposed to disease before clinical symptoms even develop. By predicting
future problems, iridology can be used as a preventive tool. People can use the
information from iridology readings to improve their health and make better
behavioural choices in the future, thereby heading off problems before they
occur.
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