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Iridology can be
practiced in several different ways, from the person-to-person approach to the
"high tech" approach aided by computers. Below is an overview of
the techniques for Iridology readings.
- Simple visualization of the eye by iridologist.
- Often aided only by bright lights and a magnifying glass, Iridologists look for tell-tale signs
of disturbances in health. Office visit and interpretation averages
$75.
- Slides of the iris.
- This is convenient for many people especially since it may be
difficult to find a local Iridologist. You send a close-up picture
of your iris (enjoy the blinding sensation due to the proximity of the
flash) and check or money order. In return you will receive
written analysis of your iris and a list of recommendations for herbs
and nutritional support specific to your needs. Often you will also
receive a newsletter, book, or other "gift" from the
Iridologist. Prices begin around $125.
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- Complex computer pictures are taken that look at number of pigment points or number
of pigment bands, and then compared with standard minimums, maximums, and means
for each.
- 3-D maze spectroscopy
- Digital elevation modes (think topographic maps).
- Dynamic overlay (measures same exact area of iris at different times
in illness and overlays them to study increases or decreases in
pigment).
- Hyperspectral data studies (take data from bands of pigment and
compared with known chemicals).
Click on the icon below to learn more
about the "Full Body Mobile Digital Iriscope Analysis System," designed by an
Iridologist for health professionals, just one example of the computerized
machines used for viewing/analyzing the iris.
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