WHAT IRIDOLOGY CAN SHOW

Reference : UNDERSTANDING IRIDOLOGY, Vision of Health, Dr. Bernard Jensen, Dr. Donald V. Bodeen

What iridology can show :

• The primary nutritional needs of the body
• The inherent strength or weakness of organ, glands, and tissues
• Constitutional strength or weakness
• Which organs are in the greatest need of repair and rebuilding
• The relative amount of toxic settlement in the organs, glands, and tissues
• Where the inflammation is located in the body
• The stage of tissue inflammation and activity
• Underactivity, or sluggishness, of the bowel
• The need for acidophilus in the bowel
• Prolapsus of the transverse colon
• Depletion of minerals in an organ, gland, or tissue
• The relative ability of an organ, gland, or tissue to hold nutrients
• The results of physical or mental fatique or stress on the body
• The need for rest to build up immunity
• Tissue areas contributing to suppressed or buried symptoms
• High or low sex drive
• A genetic pattern of inherent weaknesses and their influence on other organs, glands, and tissues
• The effects of iatrogenic conditions
• The preclinical stages of diabetes, cardiovascular conditions, and many other diseases
• Miasms
• The recuperative ability and health level of the body
• The buildup of toxic material before the manifestation of a disease
• Genetic weakness affecting the nerves, blood supply, and mineralization of bone
• Healing signs indicating an increase of strength in an organ, gland, or tissue
• The potential for varicose veins in the legs
• Positive and negative nutritional needs of the body
• A probable allergy to wheat
• Sources of infection
• Acidity of the body and catarrh development
• Suppression of catarrh
• The conditions of tissues in any one part of the body, or in all parts of the body at one time
• The climate and altitude that are best for the patient
• The potential for senility
• The effects of a polluted environment
• Adrenal exhaution
• Resistance to disease
• The relationship or unity of symptoms with conditions in the organs, glands, and tissues
• The difference between a healing crisis and disease crisis
• The accuracy of Hering's Law of Cure
• Whether a particular program or therapy is working
• The quality of nerve force (nerve energy) in the body
• The body's response to a treatment
• The whole, or overall, health level of the body