| Our eyes are for
seeing and observing and helping us receive energy for the entire body.
Veins from every part of the body are gathered together in the eyes. Every
organ, gland and tissue in the body is represented in the eyes. That is
why any stress, weakness, congestion and lack of nutrition shows up in
the eye.
Iridology means study of the iris of the eye and Sclerology is the study of the sclera (whites) of the eyes. "The light of the body is in the eye." (Matthew 6:22). One could assume that from this verse came the age old saying "The eyes are the windows to the body and the soul." Iridology dates back to 1861 and is widely practiced in Europe and now here in the U.S.. The analysis provides valuable information about stress, inflammation, toxicity, weakness and degeneration in the body's organs and systems. The true originator of Iridology was Dr. Ignatz von Peczely (1826-1911), a Hungarian physician. The birth of Iridology is said to have been about 1861. The iris is truly a map of the whole human body. Generations of iridologists, since the discovery of this science, developed iris charts showing the location of various organs, limbs, glands, and tissues in corresponding areas of the iris. By examining the irides, the trained iridologist can determine the structural response of the tissue, the nerve conditions, and toxic settlements. Color shades in lesions or localized areas of the iris, whether white, light gray, gray or black, tell us the degree of tissue pathology from the acute or irritated stage through the subacute, chronic or degenerative stages. The iridologist can
see the relationships among the organs and tissues of the body as they
affect one another. While we do not diagnose disease, we analyze the integrity
of tissue, the health level, inherent weaknesses, the response of the patient
to treatment and to his environment, his constitution and recuperative
power and chemical imbalances in the body. Above all, we are able to observe
the appearance of "healing lines" in the iris when an effective program
of therapy is bringing about improvement.
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