Iidology is also helpful in detecting inherited and existing diseases. It can reveal if a patient has a particular genetic vulnerability or is predisposed to specific chronic diseases. Since approximately 300 thousand nerves travel through the iris to the optic nerve, it can give a unique perspective into how a person's health is affecting them.

The process of iridology is non-invasive and can provide insight into the development of chronic diseases. The practitioner uses a clients iris to look for changes in the tissue and how they affect the body's function. He or she looks for specific pigment patterns and irregular stromal architecture. In addition to identifying inherited weakness or health issues, iridology can also help determine a person's personality, and lessons and gifts.

The practice of iridology has evolved considerably in the last several decades. The development of the technique was slow but consistent, and the first book on the subject was published in 1904. Later, other works by M.D.s and naturopathic practitioners followed. Iridology is a form of alternative medicine that was first practiced in Old Greece. It was later adopted by traditional Chinese medicine. In the early 1900s, Pastor Felke used the method to diagnose disease and to prevent it. He later founded the Heimshiemu Institute in Germany, which is considered one of the leading iridology centers in the world. In the 1950s, iridology was expanded to the United States by Dr. Bernard Jensen, who was a leading proponent of the technique. CLICK FOR SOME IRIDOLIGY HISTORY

In addition to the traditional use of osteopathic medicine, iridology can be used for holistic health care. By examining a patient's iris, an iridologist can see areas of inflammation that may indicate an underlying problem. The information gathered from iridology can help an iridologist develop an appropriate guide and plan for its clients and in doing so and start helping to get on the right path to healthier living.

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