What do your Eyes Say

Iri and iris come from the Greek name of the goddess of the rainbow, Iris, and so iridology is the study of the iris of the human eye. The term “ology” also originate from the Greek, meaning study of, translated, iridology then means the study of the coloration of the eye. The Greeks saw that eyes came in many, many colors as the iris reveals changing situations of every part and organ of the human body.
Every organ and part of the body is represented in the iris in a well defined area. Through various marks, signs, and blemishes in the iris, nature reveals acquired weaknesses and strengths. Using this science, an iridologist, one who studies the coloration and fiber structure of the eye, can tell an individual his/her inherited and acquired inclination towards health and disease. He can also see his current position in general, and the state of every organ in particular. Iridology cannot detect a particular disease, but can tell an individual if they have over or under liveliness in specific areas of the body. For example, an inferior pancreas might indicate a diabetic condition. A photo is taken of your eye for this treatment so you can also see how this type of diagnosis is done.