What is iridology?
Iridology is an alternative health approach that is understood to diagnose health conditions by exploring the color part of the eye, commonly known as Iris. This approach is based on the concept that each body in the body corresponds to some part of the iris. By evaluating the current state of this part of the eye, it is possible to identify the origin of the health symptoms that currently affect individuals.
The concept of iridology has existed for centuries. The examination of the eyes as a means to identify the disease was common in ancient Greece. Display from the 17th century a record diagnosing disease by examining eye conditions. Along the way, a graph of the eye was developed, which identifies how every organ in the body corresponds to some part of the iris. Ignatz von Peczely is considered to be the father of modern iridology during the 19th century. During the 20th century, Bernard Jensen was seen as a front light in the procedure. The interest in iridology continued to expand during the 21st century.
The process of diagnosis of the iris is not intended as a treatment strategy. Rather, it is understanding that by examining the different characteristics of the iris it is possible to identify the presence of a disease or disorder with one or more body organs. It is not uncommon for a homeopathic physician to be trained as an iridologist or cooperate with a person who is trained in iridology. Once the condition is diagnosed, a treatment program is often developed, which often includes changes in diet, vitamin and herbal supplements, exercise and techniques of mind relaxation.
people who support iridology often consider access to a useful alternative to conventional and sometimes invasive diagnostic measures. Iridology does not include any type of invasive procedure, which can be attractive to many people. Along with the ability to diagnose physical health problems, iridology is also understood to be useful in identifying emotional, mental and spiritual diseases.
opponents of iridology notThe flushing that evidence of the effectiveness of this diagnostic method is mainly unofficial. To date, there are no examples of structured tests performed in a traditional scientific environment that show the ability to accurately diagnose the disease by exploring the iris.