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What is iridology?

Iridology is the study and analysis of the iris. The iris is a microsystem that gives us information about a person's physical and emotional health. This information is possible as the iris is in direct or indirect connection with all the organs of the body as well as being an extension of the brain. Through the connection between the optic thalamus and the nervous system, it is possible for the iris to reveal conditions in remote areas of the organism.

The iris carries 70% more information than our digital, so the signals reflected in it, such as gaps and pigments, point out pre-pathological problems in addition to bringing information about behavioral and emotional issues related to trauma and genetic heritage.

What are the benefits of iridology?

The analysis of the iris gives the interactor a deep self-knowledge, helping them to better their understanding of how to take care of their body, mind and spirit in order to prevent possible predisposed pathologies in the body.

What can clinical iridology reveal?

Resistance or weakness in organs, glands and tissues

Main nutrients your body needs

Mental and physical fatigue and stress results in the body

Preclinical stages of diabetes, cardiovascular problems and other diseases

What can multidimensional iridology reveal?

traumas

information about family constellation

personality type (enneagram)

behavioral tendencies, qualities, aptitudes and difficulties

How does it work in practice?

To perform this fascinating reading, it is necessary to analyze the iris through an enlarged photo. The iris has microscopic details that are extremely valuable for a good reading. It is important that the photo is well focused, showing in the entire iris and as much detail as possible.

For online consultations, the photo can be taken by cell phone following directions by the professional and must be sent a few days before the appointment for a pre-analysis. After receiving the photo, we book the appointment that will be carried out via zoom with a duration of up to one and a half hours.

For face-to-face consultations, the photo is taken during the consultation.