Iridology
What is Iridology - Iridology Resources - Iridology Services - Reading the Iris - Iridology Constitutions - Iridology Brain Zones - The Eyes Do Change - How to Take Eye Photos
What is Iridology - Iridology Resources - Iridology Services - Reading the Iris - Iridology Constitutions - Iridology Brain Zones - The Eyes Do Change - How to Take Eye Photos
The Eyes Do Change
Changes in the Iris manifest after dedicated detox and healing protocol. A Fruitarian lifestyle; fresh fruit and leafy greens, veggie fruits like cucumbers, sweet peppers, tomatoes; sprouts, and periods of mono fruit fasting, juice fasting, even short periods of water fasting will often eventually result in changes in eye color due to lymphatic congestion, sulfur, and toxic encumbrance being cleared from the body and thus reflected in the eyes. The common shifts occur in true blue eyes that appear hazel, green, even partially brown. Because they are blue underneath the 'rubbish' that is the color they return to. True brown eyes, however, those with a velvet texture and deep brown color will change less so, and will not turn blue. Rather, a true brown iris will lighten in color, becoming clearer, and often a lighter brown. Common changes seen in both eye colors are a fading of drug deposits, or pigmentation spots, a filling in of lacunas, and a fading of nerve rings.
Yes, the eyes do change. Through detox, live fruits and greens, and deep healing, the iris reveals shifts in color, clarity, and signs — reflecting the inner shift in the terrain of the body, like sunlight on the water.
Iridology Resources & Recommended
The following texts have become my Iridology bibles: Iridology: The Science and Practice in the Healing Arts, Volumes 1 and 2 by Dr. Bernard Jensen; Iridology, A Complete Guide, by Farida Sharan. Dr. Jensen also published Visions of Health - Understanding Iridology, which is excellent as an introduction to Iridology, as well as Iridology Simplified which is more of a pamphlet size intro to Iridology, also excellent. The most comprehensive of all texts mentioned here, a must have text for the serious student of Iridology, is Jensen's Iridology, volume 2.
