How to Find Imbalances Using Iridology
Things You'll Need
- Iridoscope
- Computer with Internet access
- Iridology chart
- Iridology camera
- Certified Iridology Practitioner
Instructions
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Find Imbalances With an Iridology Examination
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Magnify the iris for examination using an iridoscope.
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Take a picture of the iris using an iridology camera. The best ones are digital. You can upload the iris picture onto a computer screen immediately for faster results.
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Look for yellow, brown or reddish markings on the iris. These may indicate imbalances in the metabolism or blood circulation.
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Look for an Archus or a Sodium ring around the edge of the iris. It might appear as a small circle that's whitish-gray. It's indicative of a slow metabolism, which may be the result of high cholesterol. Depending on where on the iris your find either an Archus or a Sodium ring, the mark may indicate imbalances in the heart, brain or digestive system.
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Compare the iris pictures with a professional iridology chart to determine which sectors of the iris the markings fall into and what problems the markings may indicate. Be sure to employ the help of a certified iridology practitioner in reading the chart and drawing conclusions.
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Use the results of the iridology examination to seek medical help when appropriate. If your reading reveals serious imbalances, a visit to your physician is in order.
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Learn more about iridology and iridology examinations at the "Iridology Now" Web site (see Resources below).
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