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Iridology 
Iridology is the study of the iris, or coloured part
of the eye and has been practiced since history has been recorded.
In ancient India, Egypt and China, doctors and priests were making
health related diagnosis based on the condition of the iris.
Iridology is a safe, non-invasive technique, it requires
no needles, and no anesthetic or drugs. Yet it may provide a valuable
guide to health.
Iridology is probably ahead of its time, but in the
future Iridology is set to establish itself as a mainstream diagnostic
technique throughout the twenty-first century.
Through various marks, signs and discolouration in
the iris, nature reveals body constitution, inherited weaknesses
and strengths.
The greatest feature and main advantage of Iridology
over other forms of health screening is that changes appear in the
iris before the physical symptom develops, and therefore preventive
action may be taken to improve health and avoid those diseases which
might otherwise follow.
Iridology does not reveal specific diseases because
many diseases create similar changes in body tissues.
Proclaimed throughout the ages as "windows of
the soul", the eyes are now acknowledged as mirrors of the
body and likened to miniature television screens recording the condition
of the various organs and tissues throughout the body.
The goal of Iridology is therefore to recognise health
problems at their earliest stages and to suggest ways to keep disease
from developing.
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