Iridology: A Window into Health Through the Eyes
My Healing Story
A few years ago, I suddenly got sick with multiple debilitating, chronic illness symptoms that turned my life upside down. Chronic fatigue, constant pain in my muscles, nerves, and joints, severe mood swings, brain fog, hair loss, heart palpitations, and rashes became my daily reality. Even the lightest touch on my skin caused pain. At my worst, I could barely work, walk, or even raise my arms due to muscle weakness.
Despite these alarming symptoms, my bloodwork always came back "normal." Doctors offered me antidepressants (which I refused) and suggested I "come back in six months." With conventional medicine failing to provide answers, I decided to take matters into my own hands.
With a background in scientific research, I dove into the medical literature. I discovered that my symptoms were more common than I had initially thought, with documented cases going back to the 1960s. All signs pointed to a viral infection. After requesting a virus test, which confirmed my suspicions, I realized I was alone in finding a solution.
I explored various healing modalities, consulting different practitioners along the way. A turning point came when a friend, an Iridologist, read my irises and provided crucial insights. Through relentless trial and error, I finally found healing through nutritional detoxification and herbal medicine. In the process, I got certified as a regenerative detoxification specialist and iridologist. I was my first client.
I've been symptom-free for almost six years. Now, I'm dedicated to helping others uncover the root causes of their chronic health issues and guiding them on their journey to detoxification and healing.
What is Iridology?
Iridology is an alternative health practice that examines the eyes—specifically the irises, pupils, and sclera (the white part of the eyes)—to assess a person's overall health. Iridologists believe that different colors, markings, and signs within the iris can reveal valuable insights about the health of the body's organs and systems. The iris is a map with specific areas corresponding to different body parts.
According to iridologists, every organ in the body is connected to the iris via the nervous system. By examining the iris, an iridologist can detect genetic predispositions, hormonal changes, old injuries, inflammation, acidity, toxicity, and the overall health of various organs. They can also determine the stages of tissue change, ranging from acute to chronic conditions and even degenerative or irreversible states.
Iridology is based on holistic health principles, viewing the body as interconnected rather than isolated parts. When one organ is not functioning optimally, it can affect the entire body. This holistic perspective allows iridologists to identify symptoms and the underlying causes of health issues.
Unlike conventional medicine, which often focuses on specific illnesses, iridology does not diagnose diseases. Instead, it reveals the physiological conditions, psychological health risks, and strengths and weaknesses of various organs and systems. Iridologists believe that understanding these aspects can address the root causes of health problems rather than just treating symptoms.
How Iridology Works
Iridology sessions typically involve taking high-quality photographs of both irises. The iridologist analyzes these images, looking for specific patterns, colors, and markings. This process can be done in person or remotely, as iridologists can provide detailed instructions on how to capture clear images of the eyes.
The History of Iridology
The practice of examining the eyes for clues to health dates back thousands of years. Even Hippocrates, often called the Father of Medicine, used this approach around 2400 years ago. However, iridology as a recognized diagnostic tool began to take shape in the late 1600s.
In the late 1800s, European practitioners made significant strides in correlating iris markings with health conditions. The modern science of iridology owes much to Hungarian doctor Ignatz von Peczely (1822-1911), widely regarded as the father of iridology. His interest in the field began at 11 when he accidentally broke an owl's leg and noticed a black mark on the bird's iris. As the owl healed, the black mark changed to white, sparking von Peczely's lifelong fascination with the connection between iris changes and health.
Dr. von Peczely became a medical doctor and created the first iris chart, mapping eye markings to specific organs. His observations were based on decades of comparative study, particularly in hospital settings, where he observed patients before and after surgery. He published his findings in 1881, laying the foundation for modern iridology.
Around the same time, Swedish minister Nils Liljequist (1851-1936) also contributed to the field by noting changes in his iris color after taking quinine, a drug that caused yellow-green discoloration.
In the 1950s, American chiropractor Dr. Bernard Jensen (1908-2001) advanced iridology and is considered the Father of Iridology in the United States. He extensively mapped the eye and worked with over 300,000 patients, students, and physicians. Dr. Jensen founded Iridologists International in 1977, and his legacy continues through his family's work.
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Corry Lang is a certified regenerative detoxification specialist and iridologist dedicated to helping women with chronic health issues uncover the root causes of their illnesses and guiding them through targeted detoxification processes so their tissues and organs can regenerate and heal.
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