Iridology

Iridology Chart

Iridology is an assessment technique that helps identify areas of weakness within the body by observing various fibre structures within the iris. By identifying the health of specific organs and systems within the body, we can provide a more accurate assessment of your health.

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History of iridology

Iridology dates back hundreds of years. One of the first people to make a connection between signs in the eyes and changes in the body was Hippocrates. He focused on the posterior aspect of the eye and established the foundations of today’s basic ophthalmic examination.

However, the widely accepted ‘father’ of iridology is the Hungarian physician Ignatz von Pezcely (1826-1911) who discovered a phenomenon we now call ophthalmic-somatic analysis (iridology) and developed the first iris map. It is stated that as a child he captured an injured owl in his backyard that had a broken leg. He noticed a black line in one of its eyes but when the leg healed, a white mark had appeared instead. This incident led to a life-long interest in and study of iridology.

Since then, many scientists, doctors and health professionals around the world have studied iridology, including some great pioneers such as Nils Liljequist (1851-1936) and Dr Bernard Jensen (1908-2002). It is now taught in countries as widespread as America, Australia, Germany and Russia, where its benefits are gaining recognition by modern conventional medicine.

How does iridology work?
An iris analysis is a preventative tool offering many benefits, and is of value to adults and children alike. Learning about and understanding your genetic constitution will help you resolve or even prevent chronic health problems, including allergies, arthritis, diabetes, eczema, high blood pressure, fatigue, hormonal imbalances, and many others.

iris photo example

Your iridology assessment will give you the following information:

• Your genetic iris make-up, including any pre-dispositions to diseases and potential health challenges
• Any inefficient organs and systems in the right and left side of your body
• Nutrition recommendations and lifestyle advice beneficial for your genetic iris type and/or any weakened organ areas.

As no single test can be considered diagnostic, iridology serves as a wonderful adjunct to live blood screening. It not only complements but also enhances and confirms the findings of live blood screening by providing supporting evidence. 

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